Projected to grow at 18.33% CAGR, India’s cybersecurity sector underscores the nation’s focus on digital resilience and data protection.
India’s cybersecurity market is poised for significant expansion, expected to grow from USD 5.56 billion in 2025 to USD 12.9 billion by 2030, according to recent projections. This reflects a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.33%, marking the sector as one of the fastest-growing within India’s digital economy.
The growth is fueled by increasing digitization across sectors, a rise in cyber threats, and the government’s push for digital infrastructure. Sectors such as banking, healthcare, telecom, and manufacturing are driving demand for advanced cybersecurity solutions, as they seek to protect sensitive data and maintain operational continuity.
“India’s rapid digital transformation makes cybersecurity not just a necessity, but a national priority,” said an industry analyst. “As threat actors grow more sophisticated, both public and private sectors are accelerating investments in cyber defense and resilience.”
“India’s rapid digital transformation makes cybersecurity not just a necessity, but a national priority.”
Government initiatives such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and cybersecurity guidelines for critical information infrastructure (CII) are also shaping market dynamics. Additionally, the growth of AI, cloud computing, and IoT in India presents new security challenges, further boosting the demand for robust cybersecurity frameworks.
With global cyberattacks on the rise and India emerging as a key digital hub, businesses are increasingly adopting zero-trust architecture, threat intelligence, and managed security services to stay ahead of risks.
As the country aims to become a trillion-dollar digital economy, a secure and resilient cyber ecosystem will be vital for sustaining growth and ensuring trust in digital services.