Europe Cybersecurity Market

The cybersecurity market size in Europe is projected to grow from USD 54.77 billion in 2025 to USD 83.14 billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.7% during the forecast period. Europe is experiencing a significant increase in cyberattacks, including ransomware attacks and attacks linked to foreign governments. These attacks have caused major financial damage, with losses in Germany alone reaching as high as EUR 300 billion. Because of such incidents, companies and governments are spending more on services that help them respond to cyber incidents, manage security on an ongoing basis, and detect threats early. This higher spending is helping Europe become more secure against cyber risks and is expected to support steady growth in the cybersecurity market through 2030.

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Competitive overview:

The Europe cybersecurity market is led by some of the established players, such as Accenture (Ireland), Thales (France), Atos (France), Telefónica Tech (Spain), Orange (France), CY4GATE (Italy), F-Secure (Finland), Darktrace (UK), NCC Group (UK), Bitdefender (Romania), WithSecure (Finland), Sophos (UK), ESET (Slovakia), Stormshield (France), Kudelski Security (Switzerland), Immersive (UL), Hoxhunt (Finland), Kymatio  (Spain), Unosecur (Germany), and Eye Security (Netherlands). Partnerships, agreements, collaborations, acquisitions, and product developments are various growth strategies these players use to increase their market presence in the Europe cybersecurity market.

Recent Developments:

• In October 2025, Darktrace launched NEXT, a mixed network traffic and endpoint telemetry agent powered by self-learning artificial intelligence. The update improves early threat detection and automated investigation across endpoints, networks, cloud, software-as-a-service, identity, and email environments.
• In September 2025, Atos secured a cybersecurity services contract from the European Commission under the CLOUD II digital public infrastructure procurement. The agreement, valued at up to EUR 326 million, covers incident response, threat intelligence, malware analysis, and digital forensics for European Union institutions.
• In April 2025, Bitdefender announced the global launch of Bitdefender GravityZone PHASR, a proactive endpoint security solution. The platform uses behavior-based hardening and attack surface reduction to lower risk and support compliance across users, applications, and endpoints.

Atos (France) is a global AI-powered technology company delivering end-to-end digital services across cloud, cybersecurity, data and AI, applications, and digital workplaces. Atos provides comprehensive cybersecurity offerings, including advisory, testing, hybrid cloud security, identity security, OT security, threat detection and response, and emerging cyber technologies. With over 6,500 experts, 17 security operations centers, and more than 2,000 clients, Atos secures public and private organizations worldwide. The company serves industries such as financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, public sector and defense, and telecom.

Accenture (Ireland) is a global management consulting and technology services provider specializing in strategy, digital transformation, and managed operations. It offers cybersecurity services, including cyber defense, applied cybersecurity, managed security-as-a-service, and industry-specific security solutions. Accenture supports more than 40 industries, covering enterprises, SMEs, and public sector institutions across cloud, communications, high-tech, healthcare, utilities, and retail. The company operates in over 120 countries, enabling secure business modernization and operational resilience for a diverse global customer base.

Market Ranking

The cybersecurity market in Europe is highly competitive. It includes both large technology companies that offer many IT services and smaller companies that focus only on cybersecurity. Together, they provide tools that help organizations detect cyber threats, respond to attacks, and keep sensitive data within national or regional control. Their main customers are governments, heavily regulated industries, and operators of essential services like energy, transport, and telecom networks.

Companies such as Thales, Accenture, Atos, Bitdefender, and Darktrace play a significant role in the European market. Thales is known for its strong security solutions used by defense organizations, government agencies, and operators of critical infrastructure. Accenture has a strong presence by helping banks, telecom companies, and public sector organizations manage security operations, respond to cyber incidents, and secure their cloud systems. Atos is well-established in Europe due to long-term contracts with European Union institutions and provides services such as security monitoring, threat analysis, and digital investigations.

Among companies that focus only on cybersecurity, Bitdefender is growing steadily by offering protection for computers and servers, as well as managed security services for industries that must follow strict regulations. Darktrace stands out by using artificial intelligence to automatically detect and respond to cyber threats across networks, cloud systems, user accounts, emails, and industrial systems. Overall competition in the market remains intense because more organizations are going digital, cybersecurity regulations are becoming stricter, and there is increasing demand for locally controlled and AI-powered security solutions.

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