$5.14 Bn Supply Chain Security Markets: IoT Sensors, RFID Tags & Readers, GPS Trackers, Risk Management, Threat Intelligence, Blockchain Solutions, Data Locality

The global supply chain security market size is estimated to grow from USD 2.52 Billion in 2024 to USD 5.14 Billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.6% during the forecast period.

The increasing need for robust, scalable, and cost-effective solutions to address vulnerabilities, ensure transparency, and prevent disruptions is driving the Supply Chain Security Market. The rapid digitalization of supply chains and adoption of cloud-based platforms have further strengthened the requirement for advanced security measures.

Certain challenges prevailing in the market such as high implementation costs, integration complexities, and a lack of awareness, third-party dependencies and limited expertise are overcome by customized solutions, education initiatives, and cost-effective innovation is driving the growth in this market. Higher focus on data visibility, compliance, and risk management ensures that businesses have secure, efficient, and resilient supply chains for the changing landscape of global operations.

The Hardware segment is expected to hold the largest market size in supply chain security during the forecast period. This is because it has a critical role in facilitating physical and digital security solutions. Hardware pieces, such as RFID tags, sensors, IoT gadgets, GPS systems, and biometric systems, present real-time tracking, monitoring, and authentication for any assets to ensure the supply chains' security and integrity. Together these devices are critical in collecting data across multiple touchpoints, increasing visibility, and identifying vulnerabilities.

Additionally, the increasing adoption of IoT and smart tracking in various industrial segments, including logistics and manufacturing and health-care units, boosts the demand for effective hardware systems. It supports the secure handling of commodities in the physical realm and its resistance to counterfeit can curb unapproved access and handle unauthorised changes, and also infrastructure, investment in smart warehouses, along with advanced transportation, pushes forward hardware growth as more end-to-end supply chain activities shift across geographies and continents.