Dominance of North America Predicted to Continue in Oil and Gas Cybersecurity Market, States Fairfield Market Research Every industry has embraced digitisation and the oil & gas industry is no different. Due to the rising incidence rates of cyberattacks and phishing, companies are increasingly giving cybersecurity the urgent attention it deserves. Organizations have now shifted from a reactive towards a proactive approach to cybersecurity as next-gen technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) have increased the likelihood of cybersecurity breaches. To nip cybersecurity threats in the bud, several oil & gas companies are looking at the oil and gas cybersecurity market. For More Insights into the Market, Get Sample Copy of this Report: https://www.fairfieldmarketresearch.com/report/oil-and-gas-cybersecurity-market/ Safety Concerns Override Pricing Constraints in Oil and Gas Cybersecurity Market Cybersecurity products are expensive to install, which makes it challenging to convince smaller O&G companies to invest in them. Declining prices of natural gas and crude oil have further squeezed profitability in the industry. Nonetheless, it is anticipated that safety concerns around safeguarding confidential data should augur well for stakeholders in the oil and gas cybersecurity market. Developed Nations Bear the Brunt of Cyberattacks in the Oil and Gas Cybersecurity Market North America and Europe are the most lucrative regions in the oil and gas cybersecurity market as they are at the forefront of cybersecurity awareness and have the willingness and capacity to adopt the latest technology. Countries such as the US, Japan, and Germany suffered losses to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars in cybercrime in 2020. In 2012, the world’s worst cybercrime hit Saudi Aramco where all of their computer systems were wiped clean in one hour, putting global oil supply in a precarious position. Five years later, a joint venture between Dow Chemicals and Saudi Aramco suffered a similar blow. In 2014, the data of 50 oil companies in Norway was hacked with another 250 being threatened of dire consequences. In Order to place the Purchase Query Click Here: sales@fairfieldmarketresearch.com Hacking Upstream Data Can Lead to Dissolved Bids in Oil and Gas Cybersecurity Market Cybercrimes are being recorded at an alarming rate in downstream, midstream, and upstream operations in the O&G industry. The upstream data most targeted by hackers pertains to the