IT (Security) Investment Budgets and Zero Trust Implementation Status of Mid-Sized Enterprises (300-999 Employees) by Industry

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This report focuses on the increasing security risks faced by mid-sized enterprises (300-999 employees) in Japan, particularly in the context of the growing adoption of remote work and cloud services. It examines the current state of Zero Trust security implementation among these enterprises, which has primarily been adopted by larger corporations. The report aims to analyze the investment budgets for IT and security, the actual implementation of Zero Trust, and the role of sales agents in this process.

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This is a request, not an immediate purchase. Delivery takes about one week. Your card is authorized but not charged until the English PDF is ready.

Product ID: 1110

Publisher: MCA

Publication Date: 2025-07-10

English Summary

This report focuses on the increasing security risks faced by mid-sized enterprises (300-999 employees) in Japan, particularly in the context of the growing adoption of remote work and cloud services. It examines the current state of Zero Trust security implementation among these enterprises, which has primarily been adopted by larger corporations. The report aims to analyze the investment budgets for IT and security, the actual implementation of Zero Trust, and the role of sales agents in this process.

Contents / Coverage

  • ◆Report Data (PDF File)
  • I. Summary
  • ■Prospects for the Security (Zero Trust) Market
  • 1. Analysis of Future Zero Trust Markets by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 2. Estimated IT Investment Amounts for the Entire Mid-Sized Enterprise Market (10,778 Companies) in FY2024
  • 3. Estimated IT Investment Amounts by Category for the Entire Mid-Sized Enterprise Market (10,778 Companies) in FY2024
  • 4. Breakdown of Employee Numbers by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) in This Survey
  • 5. IT Investment Amount per Company by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 6. IT Investment Amounts by Category for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) in FY2024
  • 7. IT Investment Amounts by Category for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) by Industry in FY2024
  • 8. Security Investment Amount per Company by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 9. Trends in Security Investment Increases and Decreases by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 10. Current Security Measures by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 11. Security Challenges Considered Insufficient by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 12. Obstacles to Implementing Security Measures by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 13. Zero Trust Component Adoption Rates by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 14. Factors Enabling Zero Trust Component Adoption by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 15. Reasons for Not Adopting Components Other Than Zero Trust by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises
  • 16. Future Intentions for Zero Trust Adoption by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises
  • 17. Desired Features and Areas for Strengthening Zero Trust by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 18. Sales Agents and Selection Factors for Security Products by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 19. Expectations from Sales Agents for Zero Trust Implementation by Industry for Mid-Sized Enterprises
  • II. Industry-Specific OA Section
  • 1. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ① Manufacturing Industry 1 Food and Beverage
  • 2. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ② Manufacturing Industry 2 Cosmetics
  • 3. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ③ Manufacturing Industry 3 Daily Goods
  • 4. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ④ Manufacturing Industry 4 Textiles and Apparel
  • 5. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑤ Manufacturing Industry 5 Printing and Binding
  • 6. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑥ Manufacturing Industry 6 Chemical Industry
  • 7. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑦ Manufacturing Industry 7 Metal Products, General Machinery, Electrical Machinery
  • 8. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑧ Manufacturing Industry 8 Other Manufacturing
  • 9. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑨ Finance, Securities, Insurance
  • 10. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑩ IT, Information, Communication
  • 11. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑪ Distribution, Retail, Wholesale
  • 12. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑫ Food and Beverage
  • 13. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑬ Travel, Accommodation, Entertainment
  • 14. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑭ Education, Schools
  • 15. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑮ Hospitals, Medical, Health, Social Welfare
  • 16. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑯ Logistics, Transportation, Passenger
  • 17. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑰ Construction, Architecture, Civil Engineering
  • 18. Specific Requests for Sales Agent Cooperation in Zero Trust Implementation ⑱ Central Government, Local Governments, Public Organizations
  • III. Aggregation and Analysis Section
  • 1. Trends in Security Investment Increases and Decreases for Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 2. Presence of Security Specialist Departments in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 3. Number of Security Personnel in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 4. Current Security Measures Being Implemented by Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 5. Current Security Challenges Considered Insufficient by Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 6. Obstacles to Implementing Security Measures in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 7. Most Desired Solutions for Obstacles in Implementing Security Measures in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies)
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ① Cloud Security
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ② Secure Web Gateway
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ③ Integrated Authentication Infrastructure
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ④ SD-WAN
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ⑤ Remote Access
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ⑥ EDR
  • 8. Zero Trust Adoption Rates in Mid-Sized Enterprises (1,506 Companies) ⑦ MS

Why This May Matter Internationally

As security risks escalate globally, understanding the investment trends and security strategies of mid-sized enterprises can provide valuable insights for international stakeholders looking to enhance their security frameworks. The findings may also inform global discussions on Zero Trust security models and their applicability across different markets.

Keywords: Japan,market research,MCA,telecom,security,zero trust

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