Market Share: Connected Medical Device Security, 2025, Worldwide

QKS Group reveal a Connected Medical Device Security market projected valuation of $1.1 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 22.41% from 2025 to 2030.

IoMT is fast becoming a critical part of MedTech. This factor has also not escaped the bad actors. IoMT, also known as internet of medical things, continue to be a major vector for ransomware and other such attacks. This is even more alarming as these attacks can potentially result in human fatalities. The task of securing connected medical devices is more challenging because of their proprietary protocols, and most medical device manufacturers do not allow the installation of agents or any type of active monitoring tools on them.  

Along with cases of attacks and data breaches in Health Delivery Organizations (HDO), there have been instances where the malfunction of building management systems has directly impacted patient care and led to complications. Inventory management is another challenge faced by HDOs owing to the sheer number of IoT devices and their heterogeneity.  

Connected medical device security solutions secure IoT, OT, IT, and edge assets in the HDO’s environment and protect them from attacks, threats and data exfiltration attempts. These solutions enable automated asset management that provides a one-stop solution to locate, identify, track and manage all connected managed and unmanaged assets in the HDO network, reducing the costs and ultimately improving the bottom line of HDOs. Connected medical device security solutions provide high visibility into the organization’s network, letting administrators oversee the equipment, manage the security posture of the environment, optimize inventory and staffing levels, and meet regulatory compliance.   

Connected Medical Device Security solution is a “software suite that protects Health Delivery Organizations (HDOs) from unauthorized access or breaches to their deployed medical devices and associated data.” These solutions are designed to monitor, manage, and protect IoMT devices, networks, building management systems, and all other connected devices in a health delivery organization. 

Key questions this study will answer: 

• What is the current state of competition in the Connected Medical Device Security  market? 
• What is the market share held by major vendors in this market? 
• What are key competitive dynamics of in the global and regional markets for Connected Medical Device Security? 
• Who are the leading vendors in the global and regional markets? 
• Are there vendor specializing in specific industries? 
• How do different vendors compare in terms of their offerings of cloud-based versus on-premise solutions 
• What competitive factors impacting the market positioning of different vendors? 
• What are the relative strengths and challenges of the vendors operating in this market? 
• How do different vendors position themselves competitively across customer segments, from SMBs to large enterprises? 

Vendors covered in this study: 

AirEye, Armis, Asimily, Cybeats, Cylera, Cynerio, Forescout, Gurucul, LOCH Technologies, Medigate, MedSec, Ordr, Palo Alto Networks, and Sensato Cybersecurity Solutions.

• Table of Content: 

Chapter 01: Research Summary 

• 2025 Competition Outlook 
  • Top Research Findings and Key Takeaways 

Chapter 02: Market Overview 

• Market Definition and Scope 
  • Revenue Type 
  • Geographical Regions 
  • Industry Verticals 

Chapter 03: Market Share Analysis 

• Market Share by Total Market 
  • Market Share by Deployment Type 
  • Cloud 
  • On-Premises 
  • Market Share by Geographical Regions 
  • Canada 
  • Central & Eastern Europe 
  • Japan 
  • Latin America 
  • Middle East & Africa 
  • USA 
  • Western Europe 
  • Asia Ex-Japan China (AxJC) 
  • China 
  • Market Share by Industry Verticals 
  • Banking and Financial Services 
  • Electronics & Telecom 
  • Retail and eCommerce 
  • Professional Services 
  • Healthcare and Life Sciences 
  • Manufacturing 
  • Media & Entertainment 
  • Government and Public Sectors 
  • Education 
  • Energy & Utility Others 
  • Others 
  • Market Share by Customer Types 
  • SMB 
  • Large 
  • Enterprise 

Chapter 04: Analyst Recommendations 

• Analyst Recommendations 

Chapter 05: Appendix 

• Research Methodologies