US Private Sector Homeland Security Market - 2012 Edition

• Publication date: July 2012
• Report size: 189 pages

The US economic downturn has had an adverse effect on the 2009-2010 private sector homeland security (HLS) market, but despite the capital investment aversion trend, the US private sector demonstrates a strong demand for HLS related products and services. There is a trend towards upgrading of outdated security infrastructure, including cyber security, chemical & HAZMAT industry security, smart grid security, perimeter security, biometric ID, IT s...

The US economic downturn has had an adverse effect on the 2009-2010 private sector homeland security (HLS) market, but despite the capital investment aversion trend, the US private sector demonstrates a strong demand for HLS related products and services. There is a trend towards upgrading of outdated security infrastructure, including cyber security, chemical & HAZMAT industry security, smart grid security, perimeter security, biometric ID, IT systems and workforce & visitors screening systems. Over the next five years, the US private sector HLS market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% from $8.6 billion in 2011 to $12.4 billion by 2016.

The new report addresses this multi-billion market overlooked by many. The report is an essential tool for the HLS industry decision makers who are assessing or seeking an in-depth understanding of business opportunities in this market.

Contrary to what many in the industry believe, the report reveals that:

- The private sector procurement of homeland security related products and services hover at 13-16% of the total US Homeland Security market.
- The US private sector HLS market is larger than the combined federal aviation, maritime and land transportation HLS markets.
- The US private sector controls over 80% of the economy.

The markets are presented from two vantage points:

1. Products and services sectors (e.g., explosives & weapons screening, cyber & IT security, perimeter security).
2. Private sector industries (e.g., chemical and petrochemical industries, banking & finance, defense industrial base, electric power and nuclear industries).

Electric Power Energy Industry in the United States

Executive Summary

1.1 Major Findings
1.2 Private Sector HLS Funding and Market – 2012-2016
2 Introduction and Methodology
2.1 Private Sector Role in HLS
2.2 Scope
2.3 Research Methodology
2.4 The Report Scenario
2.5 Terms of Reference
3 Drivers and Inhibitors
3.1 Market Drivers
3.2 Market Inhibitors
4 SWOT Analysis
5 Competitive Analysis
6 HLS: Private Sector vs. US Government
6.1 Government Policies
6.1.1 DHS Private Sector Office
6.1.2 FEMA Private Sector Initiatives Division
6.1.3 Private Sector Resources Catalog
6.2 Government HLS Programs for Private Sector
6.2.1 PS-Prep Program
6.2.2 PCII Program
6.2.3 Loaned Executive Program
6.2.4 Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP)
6.2.5 Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG)
6.3 Private Sector vs. Government Critical Infrastructure Database
6.4 Classes of the Private Sector Critical Infrastructure Risk Assessments
6.5 Prioritize the private sector critical infrastructure industry Focus Areas
6.6 The Development and Implementation of the private sector Protective Programs and Resiliency Strategies
7 Funding and Market by Industry
7.1 Funding by Industry – 2012-2016
7.2 Market by Industry – 2012-2016
8 Market Forecast by Industry Sector
8.1 Banking & Finance – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.1.1 Market Definition
8.1.2 Market Analysis
8.1.3 Operational/Security Risks
8.1.4 Business Continuity
8.1.5 Securities Industry
8.1.6 Market Structure
8.1.7 Market Drivers
8.1.8 Market Inhibitors
8.1.9 Market Characteristics
8.1.10 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.2 Water Infrastructure – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.2.1 Market Definition
8.2.2 Market Analysis
8.2.3 Responses to Water Terror-Related Security Concerns
8.2.4 Market Structure
8.2.5 Market Drivers
8.2.6 Market Inhibitors
8.2.7 Market Characteristics
8.2.8 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.3 Electric Power Industry – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.3.1 The Industry
8.3.1.1 Energy Infrastructure
8.3.1.2 The Energy Industry interdependencies
8.3.1.3 Relationships with Industry Owners/Operators and Organizations
8.3.2 Securing the Electric Power Industry
8.3.2.1 Electric Power Industry Security Vulnerabilities
8.3.2.2 The 10 year Security Strategy
8.3.2.3 The Electric Power Industry Cyber Security Programs
8.3.2.4 Cyber security Capability Gaps
8.3.3 Market Structure
8.3.4 Market Drivers
8.3.5 Market Inhibitors
8.3.6 Market Characteristics
8.3.7 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.4 Civil Nuclear Power Industry – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.4.1 The Industry
8.4.1.1 Commercial Nuclear Power Reactors
8.4.1.2 Research and Test Reactors
8.4.1.3 Fuel Cycle Facilities
8.4.1.4 Interdependence or overlap of the Nuclear Sector with other private sector industries
8.4.2 Nuclear Industry Security
8.4.2.1 Risk of Terror
8.4.2.2 The Nuclear industry National Infrastructure Protection Plan Coordinating Councils
8.4.3 Market Structure
8.4.4 Market Drivers
8.4.5 Market Inhibitors
8.4.6 Market Characteristics
8.4.7 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.5 Chemical Industry – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.5.1 The Chemical Industry
8.5.1.1 Overview
8.5.1.2 Relationships with Other Industries
8.5.1.3 The Chemical Industry Structure
8.5.1.4 Chemical Industry Security: Goals and Objectives.
8.5.1.5 Chemical Industry: Federal Authorities
8.5.1.6 Environmental Protection Agency Authorities
8.5.1.7 Regulations Impacting the Security of Chemicals During Transportation and Distribution
8.5.2 Chemical Industry Security
8.5.3 Chemical Industry Legislation
8.5.3.1 Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS)
8.5.3.2 Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA)
8.5.3.3 ? National Critical Infrastructure Prioritization Program (NCIPP)
8.5.4 Market Analysis
8.5.5 Market Drivers
8.5.6 Market Inhibitors
8.5.7 Market Characteristics
8.5.8 Market Forecast – 2010-2010
8.6 Defense Industrial Base – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.6.1 Industry Segments
8.6.2 Resources and Budgets
8.6.3 Market Structure
8.6.4 Market Drivers
8.6.5 Market Inhibitors
8.6.6 Market Characteristics
8.6.7 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.7 Information Technology Industry – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.7.1 IT Industry
8.7.2 Security Risks
8.7.2.1 The IT industry security risks
8.7.2.2 Risk Management Approaches in the IT Industry
8.7.2.3 National-level IT Industry Risk Management Approach
8.7.3 IT Industry Security
8.7.3.1 Identifying The IT Industry security Functions
8.7.3.2 IT Industry security Interdependencies
8.7.3.3 The IT industry security related R&D
8.7.4 The US IT Industry security cooperation
8.7.5 Market Drivers
8.7.6 Market Inhibitors
8.7.7 Market Characteristics
8.7.8 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.8 Transportation Industry – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.8.1 The US transportation Industry
8.8.2 Transportation Security
8.8.2.1 DHS funded transportation security R&D
8.8.2.2 Managing and Coordinating transportation industry security Responsibilities
8.8.2.3 Transportation Industry Cross-Sector security related Dependencies
8.8.3 The US transportation Industry legislation
8.8.4 Aviation security
8.8.5 Maritime security
8.8.5.1 Seaports and Marine Terminals
8.8.5.2 Port Terminal Facilities
8.8.5.3 Offshore Oil Facilities and Offshore Renewable Energy Installations (OREIs)
8.8.5.4 Natural Gas Infrastructure
8.8.5.5 Oceangoing Vessels
8.8.5.6 Passenger Carriers
8.8.5.7 Inland River, Coastal, and Great Lakes Systems
8.8.6 Mass Transit and Passenger Rail security
8.8.6.1 Mass transit and passenger rail overview
8.8.6.2 Responsibilities
8.8.6.3 Mass transit and passenger rail security risks
8.8.7 Market Structure
8.8.8 Market Drivers
8.8.9 Market Inhibitors
8.8.10 Market Characteristics
8.8.11 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.9 Postal & Shipping Industry – HLS Market – 2012-2016
8.9.1 Market Structure
8.9.2 Market Drivers
8.9.3 Market Inhibitors
8.9.4 Market Characteristics
8.9.5 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
8.1 Other Industry Sectors
8.10.1 The commercial facilities security
8.10.1.1 Overview
8.10.1.2 Commercial Facilities Subsectors
8.10.1.3 Interdependencies and Relationships with Other Sectors
8.10.2 The Communication Industry
8.10.2.1 The Communication Industry Background
8.10.2.2 Evolution of the Communications Sector
8.10.2.3 Interoperability
8.10.2.4 Alerting
8.10.2.5 Mobility
8.10.2.6 The Internet security
8.10.2.7 Communication Sector Security Characterization
8.10.2.8 Wireline
8.10.2.9 Wireless
8.10.2.10 Next-Generation Networks (NGNs) security.
8.10.2.11 Satellite
8.10.2.12 Cable
8.10.2.13 Broadcasting
8.10.2.14 Dependencies and Interdependencies
8.10.2.15 State and Local Partners
8.10.3 Market Characteristics
8.10.4 Market Forecast – 2012-2016
9 Market by Security Industry Sector – 2012-2016
9.1 Summary
9.2 Employee & Visitors ID – Private Sector HLS Market – 2012-2016
9.3 Explosives & Weapons Screening – Private Sector HLS Market – 2012-2016
9.4 Perimeter Protection – Private Sector HLS Market – 2012-2016
9.5 Cyber-Terror & IT Security – Private Sector HLS Market – 2012-2016
9.6 Guard Services – Private Sector HLS Market – 2012-2016
9.7 Other Market Segments – 2012-2016
10 Appendix A: Glossary of Key Terms
11 Appendix B: Acronyms and Abbreviations

List of Tables

Table 1 – Private Sector HLS Funding [$B] and Market – 2011-2016
Table 2 – Private Sector Homeland Security Segments
Table 3 – US Private Sector HLS Funding Forecast by Industry Sector [$M] - 2011-2016
Table 4 – US Private Sector HLS Funding Forecast by Industry Share [%] – 2011-2016
Table 5 – US Private Sector HLS Market by Industry [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 6 – US Private Sector HLS Industry Market Share [%] – 2011-2016
Table 7 – Banking & Finance HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 8 – Water Infrastructure HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 9 – Electric Power Industry Data
Table 10 – Electric Power Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 11 – Nuclear Sector Interdependencies and Overlaps with Other Sectors
Table 12 – Civil Nuclear Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 13 – Criteria for NCIPP Level 1 and Level 2 Infrastructure
Table 14 – Chemical Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 15 – The US Defense Industrial Base, Segments, Sub-segments, and Commodities
Table 16 – Defense Industry Base HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 17 – Alignment of IT Industry security related R&D Priorities I
Table 18 – Alignment of IT Industry security related R&D Priorities II
Table 19 – The US IT government security cooperation Membership
Table 20 – IT private Industry Members
Table 21 – Information Technology HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 22 – Transportation Systems industry, Divisions statistics
Table 23 – Transportation Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 24 – Postal and Shipping Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 25 – Communications Sector Cyber security Infrastructure Components
Table 26 – Other Industry Sectors HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 27 – US Private Sector HLS Market by Security Industry Sector [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 28 – US Private Sector HLS Market by Security Industry Sector [%] – 2011-2016
Table 29 – Employee & Visitors ID Private Sector HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 30 – Explosives & Weapons Screening Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Table 31 – Perimeter Protection Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market - 2011-2016
Table 32 – Cyber-Terror & IT Security Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market – 2011-2016
Table 33 – Guard Services Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market – 2011-2016
Table 34 – Other Private Sector HLS Market – 2011-2016

List of Figures

Figure 1 – DHS Private Sector and Government, High-Risk Infrastructure List – Classified by Sector
Figure 2 – Private Sector HLS Funding [$B] and Market – 2011-2016
Figure 3 – Private Sector Terror Targets
Figure 4 – Private Sector HLS Market SWOT Analysis
Figure 5 – Private Sector HLS Market – Competitive Analysis
Figure 6 – Three Classes of the Private Sector Critical Infrastructure Risk Assessments
Figure 7 – Inputs into the Development of Protection and Resiliency Priorities
Figure 8 – US Private Sector HLS Funding by Industry [$B] – 2011-2016
Figure 9 – US Private Sector HLS Market by Industry [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 10 – US Private Sector HLS Industry Market Share [%] – 2011 & 2016
Figure 11 – Banking and Finance HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 12 – Banking & Finance HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 13 – Private Sector Water Infrastructure HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 14 – Water Infrastructure HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 15 – Overview of the Electric Power System and Control Communications
Figure 16 – 2010 U.S. Electric Power Capacity and Generation Profile
Figure 17 – The U.S. Electric Utilities by Ownership
Figure 18 – Energy related Interdependencies across the North American Economy
Figure 19 – Energy Industry: Public & Private Industry Working Groups
Figure 20 – The North American Electric Power Grid
Figure 21 – The 10 year Strategy for Securing the Electrical supply industry
Figure 22 – Electric Power Industry HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 23 – Electric Power Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 24 – Categories of Fuel Cycle Facilities
Figure 25 – The Nuclear Sector Partnership Structure
Figure 26 – Civil Nuclear Power Industry HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 27 – Civil Nuclear Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 28 – Chemical Industry Dependencies and Interdependencies
Figure 29 – Chemical Industry by Segment
Figure 30 – Chemical Industry HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 31 – Chemical Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 32 – The US Defense Industrial Base Prioritization Factors, Sub Factors, and Weights
Figure 33 – Defense Industry Base HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 34 – Defense Industry Base HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 35 – IT Industry Critical Functions
Figure 36 – IT Industry Risk Assessment Methodology
Figure 37 – IT industry security Cross-Functional Interdependencies
Figure 38 – IT Risk Mitigation Prioritization Methodology.
Figure 39 – IT Industry security related R&D programs Process
Figure 40 – Information Technology HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 41 – Information Technology HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 42 – The transportation industry – government Partnership model
Figure 43 – Transportation Systems Sector Risk Management Framework
Figure 44 – The transportation industry security Capability Gap Process
Figure 45 – Transportation Systems Industry Management Approach
Figure 46 – Transportation Systems Sector government coordination Organization
Figure 47 – Transportation Systems SCC Organization
Figure 48 – Layered Aviation Security Approach.
Figure 49 – Global-Supply Chain Process
Figure 50 – Seaport Area Key Port Stakeholders Eligible to federal grants Recipients
Figure 51 – Comparison of port security federal grant Approval Dates for 11 Ports, Grant Milestone Dates
Figure 52- US ports, Federal grants risk model
Figure 53 – Transportation Industry HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 54 – Transportation Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 55 – Postal and Shipping Industry HLS Market, Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 56 – Postal and Shipping Industry HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 57 – Commercial Facilities Security Dependencies and Interdependencies with Other Sectors
Figure 58 – Wireline Network Architecture
Figure 59 – SS7 and Wireline Network Architecture
Figure 60 – Next-Generation Networks
Figure 61 – The satellite network architecture
Figure 62 – The cable network architecture
Figure 63 – Broadcasting System Block Diagram
Figure 64 – Other Industries, HLS Market: Drivers, Inhibitors & Government Impact
Figure 65 – Other industries HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 66 – US Private Sector HLS Market by Security Industry Sector [$B] – 2011-2016
Figure 67 – US Private Sector HLS Market Share [%] by Security Industry Sector– 2011 & 2016
Figure 68 – Employee & Visitors ID Private Sector HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 69 – Explosives & Weapons Screening Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 70 – Perimeter Protection Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market [$M] – 2011-2016
Figure 71 – Cyber-Terror & IT Security Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market [$B] – 2011-2016
Figure 72 – Guard Services Systems & Services Private Sector HLS Market – 2011-2016
Figure 73 – Other Private Sector HLS Market – 2011-2016

Electricity Distribution in United States

United States Power Plants And Transmission Grids Infrastructure Industry Value, Us$bn

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 2002 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: US Census Bureau

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Power Plants And Transmission Grids Infrastructure Industry, % Of Total Infrastructure

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 2002 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: US Census Bureau

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Power Plants And Transmission Grids Infrastructure Industry Value, Usdbn

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 2002 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: US Census Bureau

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Power Plants And Transmission Grids Infrastructure Industry Value Real Growth, % Y-o-y

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 2003 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: US Census Bureau

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Power Plants And Transmission Grids Infrastructure Industry, % Of Total Construction

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 2002 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: US Census Bureau

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

Electric Power Energy in United States

United States Generation, Thermal, Kwh Per Capita

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 1990 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: EIA/BMI Calculation

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Generation, Coal, Twh

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 1990 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: EIA/World Bank/BMI Calculation

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Generation, Natural Gas, Twh

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 1990 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: EIA/World Bank/BMI Calculation

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Generation, Natural Gas, Kwh Per Capita

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 1990 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: EIA/World Bank/BMI Calculation

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States

United States Generation, Oil, % Y-o-y

• $ 250
• Industry data
• February 2013

Yearly, From 1991 To 2021
By Business Monitor International
Source: EIA/World Bank/BMI Calculation

• Industries : Electric Power Energy
• Countries : United States