The industrial control system (ICS) security market in Europe is projected to grow from USD 3.04 billion in 2025 to USD 6.40 billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.0% during the forecast period.
Growth of hydrogen plants, electrolyzers, and large-scale battery storage facilities across the EU is introducing new distributed OT assets and safety-critical control systems. These environments rely on remote monitoring and automated control, which increases cyber exposure. For instance, green hydrogen hubs linked to renewable power grids require secure control of electrolyzers and energy management systems, increasing the need for advanced ICS security to manage operational risk and cross-border energy integration.
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What is Industrial Control System (ICS) Security?
According to MarketsandMarkets, “ICS security refers to the protection of industrial control systems that manage critical infrastructure like power plants, manufacturing lines, and water systems. It involves safeguarding hardware, software, and network components from cyber threats. The goal is to ensure operational continuity, safety, and data integrity. ICS security combines traditional IT practices with OT-specific protection. It also addresses unique challenges like legacy systems, limited downtime, and real-time operational requirements”.
Competitive overview:
The Europe industrial control system (ICS) security market is led by some of the globally established players, such asFortinet (US), Nozomi Networks (US), Dragos (US), Palo Alto Networks (US), Check Point (Israel), Kaspersky (Russia), ABB (Switzerland), Siemens (Germany), Schneider Electric (France), Tenable (US), Claroty (US), WithSecure (Finland), Stormshield (France), Rohde & Schwarz (Germany), and WALLIX (France). Partnerships, agreements, collaborations, acquisitions, and product developments are various growth strategies these players use to increase their market presence.
ABB (Switzerland) is a European industrial automation and electrification company active across utilities, manufacturing, transportation, and energy infrastructure. In the European ICS security market, it supports operators by securing distributed OT environments across substations, industrial plants, renewable energy assets, and rail systems. Its portfolio includes real-time OT network monitoring and anomaly detection for industrial protocols. It also covers secure remote operations and system hardening for aging infrastructure adopting digital control systems. Through the Ability Cyber Security platform, ABB delivers modular OT security services and risk assessments aligned with NIS2 and IEC 62443. The platform supports engineering-grade security integration for mission-critical operations. ABB also provides secure lifecycle management, device patching, and operational resilience consulting. These capabilities help European operators improve visibility, manage OT vulnerabilities, meet regulatory requirements, and protect essential services that rely on ABB technologies.
Kaspersky (Russia) is a cybersecurity company operating across Europe with a portfolio covering endpoint protection, threat intelligence, incident response, managed detection, and digital risk protection. In the European ICS security market, it supports industrial operators, utilities, and transport systems by securing mixed OT and IT environments against advanced cyber threats. Its solutions combine threat intelligence research and malware analysis to protect industrial endpoints, SCADA servers, engineering stations, and connected corporate networks. Kaspersky focuses on continuous monitoring of industrial communications and anomaly detection aligned with European industrial protocols. It also supports hardening of legacy control systems exposed to cyber-physical risks. The company provides incident response services, forensics, red team exercises, and ICS-focused security assessments aligned with NIS2 requirements. These capabilities help European organizations improve operational resilience, reduce exposure across distributed industrial assets, and strengthen cybersecurity maturity while modernizing critical services.
Market Ranking
Fortinet, Siemens, Nozomi Networks, Palo Alto Networks, and Schneider Electric, which together account for approximately 30 percent of the region’s ICS security deployments. The market is shaped by strict regulations under NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act. Growth is also driven by rapid digital adoption across renewables, utilities, transport, and manufacturing.
These vendors play a central role in strengthening Europe’s ICS security posture by supporting regulatory compliance, improving system visibility, and reducing cyber risk across critical infrastructure and industrial operations.
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Europe Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security Market by Solution (Encryption, SIEM, Firewall, IAM, DDoS Mitigation, Antivirus), Security Type (Network, Endpoint, Database) and Vertical - Forecast to 2030
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