Research and Markets: EMEA Intrusion Detection Systems Market - Western Europe Remains the Money Spinner

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The 1.25 Billion Intrusion Detection Systems Market to Grow Sluggishly to 1.37 Billion in 2017 due to Unfavourable Economic Conditions

Western Europe Remains the Money Spinner of the EMEA IDS Market but Emerging Economies Put their Hands up to be Counted

First responders of IDS are increasingly ignoring alarm calls due to a high number of false alarms. Market participants are acknowledging this technological shortcoming in their systems and are customising their current product line with video verification cameras and black mirrors to reduce the number of false alarms.

The migration from public switched telecommunications network (PSTN) to Internet protocol (IP) throughout the security sector will influence the capabilities of IDS, says the analyst of this research. This migration will enable the integration of video verification, as well as compel telecom service providers to incorporate IDS into their communication services. Not only will this strategy reduce false alarms but also provide another distribution channel for IDS.

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