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市場調查報告書
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1851252
數位鑑識:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢、統計數據和成長預測(2025-2030 年)Digital Forensics - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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數位取證市場規模預計將在 2025 年達到 75.1 億美元,到 2030 年達到 137.9 億美元,複合年成長率為 12.92%。

成長主要由基於雲端的軟體即服務 (SaaS) 調查、深度造假反制措施以及將數位取證整合到擴展檢測和回應平台中驅動。強制性行動設備提取立法和公共部門的持續投資也進一步支撐了需求。另一方面,加密違約預防和取證人員短缺造成了營運摩擦,同時也推動了自動化、雲端基礎的證據保存技術的創新。隨著現有供應商整合人工智慧和區塊鏈賦能的證據鏈功能以實現差異化,競爭格局正在逐漸瓦解。
向雲端遷移正在取代傳統的磁碟鏡像,並推動取證平台的部署,這些平台能夠在分散式、多租戶環境中捕獲易失性數據,同時滿足 ISO/IEC 27035-4:2024 驗收標準。證據隔離要求和自動化監管鏈追蹤推動了對預先整合超大規模保全服務的解決方案的需求。因此,提供雲端原生採集 API 的供應商正在加速獲得企業用戶的青睞,尤其是在跨國公司中,這些公司往往跨越司法管轄區。
隨著機器產生的音訊和影片詐欺滲透到即時互動中,實驗室正在用神經檢測演算法取代傳統的身份驗證方式,這些演算法在低解析度內容上也能達到 91.82% 的準確率。銀行、金融服務和保險 (BFSI) 機構正在整合區塊鏈概念驗證方案,以確保高價值交易的安全;執法機構則在投資即時篩檢工具,以在調查訪談過程中維護證據鏈的完整性。
硬體加密已將現代設備上的提取成功率降低到 40% 以下,迫使人們依賴昂貴的解密工具和雲端基礎的證據,這給了規模較小的執法機構預算瓶頸,擴大了調查差距,並引發了關於合法存取合作的政策辯論。
到2024年,軟體將佔據數位鑑識市場45%的佔有率,這主要得益於加密和雲端證據的高階分析。硬體的使用仍將侷限於實體取證領域,而解密加速器將提升調查效率。託管服務將吸引那些尋求承包可擴展解決方案的公司,而專業服務在持續的人才短缺背景下,將以14.7%的複合年成長率成長。
服務供應商正利用中小企業對取證即服務(Fensics-as-a-Service)的接受度,將事件回應與取證服務捆綁在一起。供應商正在整合區塊鏈血緣關係和人工智慧分類技術,以縮短分析週期並增強其軟體優勢。平台授權和週期性服務的策略性互動提高了收入的可預測性,並使供應商能夠交叉銷售相關的安全功能。
2024年,電腦取證將佔總營收的37%,其中雲端取證在多重雲端企業工作負載中成長最快,複合年成長率達13.1%。儘管加密技術面臨挑戰,但行動取證仍將保持成長,這得益於不斷湧現的繞過套件。隨著零信任架構和聯網設備產生多樣化的證據流,網路、資料庫和物聯網調查將會擴展。
銀行、金融服務和保險 (BFSI) 行業的監管審核正在推動對持續雲端取證的需求,從而為專注於雲端原生解決方案的供應商拓展了商機。隨著對軟體即服務 (SaaS) 的依賴日益加深,預計到 2030 年,雲端調查的數位取證市場規模將與電腦取證市場規模相近。因此,工具供應商正優先考慮基於 API 的資料收集、易失性資料保存和司法管轄區分類,從而推動這些技術的普及應用。
受第14144號行政命令(該命令加速了人工智慧主導調查的普及)和強勁的聯邦預算的推動,北美地區將在2024年占到公司收入的35%。 Palantir從政府獲得的12億美元收入代表了公共部門平台採購,這帶動了更廣泛的生態系統現代化進程。
亞太地區以 13.4% 的複合年成長率領先,這反映了電子商務的擴張和網路犯罪成本的上升,預計到 2025 年,網路犯罪成本將達到 3.3 兆美元。監管方面的改進,例如中國放寬跨境轉移豁免,正在逐步減少跨國取證服務提供者的調查摩擦。
歐洲透過歐盟人工智慧法律和資料隱私強制令保持平衡擴張,推動對保護隱私的取證工具的需求;中東和非洲分配網路安全預算以保護能源和金融走廊;拉丁美洲在技能短缺的限制下,在區域數位化政策的支持下,取得了漸進式進展。
The digital forensics market size generated USD 7.51 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 13.79 billion by 2030, reflecting a 12.92% CAGR.

Growth pivots on cloud-native Software-as-a-Service investigations, deepfake countermeasures, and the integration of digital forensics within Extended Detection and Response platforms. Legislated mobile device extraction mandates and steady public-sector investments further underpin demand. Conversely, encryption-by-default and examiner shortages introduce operational friction yet also spur innovation in automated, cloud-based evidence preservation. Competitive dynamics remain moderately fragmented as established vendors embed artificial intelligence and blockchain-enabled chain-of-custody features to secure differentiation.
Cloud migrations displace traditional disk imaging, prompting deployment of forensic platforms that capture volatile data across distributed, multi-tenant environments while meeting ISO/IEC 27035-4:2024 admissibility standards. Evidence isolation requirements and automated chain-of-custody tracking elevate demand for solutions pre-integrated with hyperscaler security services. As a result, vendors offering cloud-native acquisition APIs see accelerated enterprise adoption, particularly among multinational corporations navigating jurisdictional boundaries.
Machine-generated audio and video fraud now penetrates live interactions, forcing laboratories to replace legacy authentication with neural detection algorithms that achieve 91.82% accuracy on low-resolution content. BFSI institutions integrate blockchain provenance schemes to secure high-value transactions, while law-enforcement agencies invest in real-time screening tools to preserve evidentiary integrity during investigative interviews.
Hardware-backed encryption reduces extraction success to below 40% on recent devices, forcing reliance on premium decryption utilities and cloud-based evidence substitutes. Small agencies face budgetary barriers, widening investigative disparity and prompting policy debate on lawful access collaboration.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Software retained 45% of the digital forensics market share in 2024, underpinned by advanced analytics for encrypted and cloud evidence. Hardware usage remains niche for physical acquisitions, yet decryption accelerators support investigative throughput. Managed offerings capture enterprises seeking turnkey scalability, while professional services climb 14.7% CAGR as talent shortages persist.
Service providers capitalize on forensic-as-a-service adoption among SMEs, bundling incident response and expert testimony. Vendors integrate blockchain lineage and AI triage to compress analysis cycles, reinforcing software primacy. The strategic interplay between platform licensing and recurring services broadens revenue predictability, positioning vendors for cross-sell of adjacent security capabilities.
Computer forensics controlled 37% of 2024 revenue; however, cloud forensics now logs the fastest 13.1% CAGR amid multi-cloud enterprise workloads. Mobile forensics sustains growth despite encryption headwinds, supported by evolving bypass toolkits. Network, database, and IoT investigations expand as zero-trust architectures and connected devices generate diversified evidence streams.
Regulatory audits in BFSI amplify demand for continuous cloud evidence readiness, widening opportunities for specialized cloud-native vendors. Digital forensics market size for cloud investigations is poised to narrow the gap with computer forensics by 2030 as SaaS reliance deepens. Tool vendors therefore prioritize API-based collection, volatility preservation, and jurisdictional segmentation to boost adoption.
The Digital Forensics Market Report is Segmented by Component (Hardware, Software, Services), Type (Computer Forensics, Mobile Device Forensics, and More), Tool (Data Acquisition and Preservation, and More), Organization Size (Large Enterprises, Small and Medium Enterprises), End-User Vertical (Government and Law Enforcement Agencies, BFSI, and More), and Geography. The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).
North America held 35% of 2024 revenue, aided by Executive Order 14144 and robust federal budgets that accelerate AI-driven investigative adoption. Public-sector platform procurements, exemplified by Palantir's USD 1.20 billion government revenue, cascade into broader ecosystem modernization.
Asia Pacific leads in growth at 13.4% CAGR, reflecting e-commerce expansion and rising cybercrime costs forecast at USD 3.3 trillion by 2025. Regulatory refinements, such as China's eased cross-border transfer exemptions, gradually reduce investigative friction for multinational forensics providers.
Europe sustains balanced expansion through the EU AI Act and data-privacy mandates driving privacy-preserving forensic tool demand. Middle East and Africa allocate cybersecurity budgets to defend energy and financial corridors, while Latin America shows incremental progress constrained by skill shortages yet supported by regional digitalization policies.