Maritime security refers to securing marine ports, vessels, and facilities. The need for marine port security is on the rise because of the increase in terrorist attacks and criminal activities such as piracy, terrorism, and sabotage. Marine security includes the implementation of both physical and cyber securities in port premises. Since marine ports facilitate trade and transportation between countries and continents, the need for maritime security is crucial.

Digital asset management (DAM) is a business process that involves organizing, storing, and retrieving rich media content such as music, videos, photos, animations, podcasts, and other multimedia content. The process helps manage digital rights and permissions. It involves management tasks and decisions concerning the receipt, cataloging, storage, retrieval, and distribution of digital assets.

Cyber threats are attempts to disrupt or damage IT systems and access critical information using spyware, malware, and phishing. Cyber threats can cause extensive damage to enterprises, affecting employee productivity and resulting in financial loss and loss of reputation. Enterprises are adopting cyber security solutions to mitigate cyber threats and attacks and protect businesses from disruption and loss of data. BAE Systems, Cisco Systems, Fortinet, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, and Symantec are the major vendors in this market.

Surveillance and security equipment are used to monitor the activities and behavior of people in certain areas such as enterprises, airports, seaports, railway stations, educational institutions, retail stores, and banks that are prone to terrorist activities and data thefts. Appropriate surveillance in these areas can help reduce occurrences of a number of terrorist activities and instances of data theft. The data captured by surveillance equipment are transmitted and stored for future use. Monitors are installed at end-points to look at footage and analyze any unusual behavior of individuals. Installation of surveillance devices at various sensitive areas can reduce the need for security personnel.

With an increase in the production and sales of vehicles worldwide, instances of car theft or hijacking are on the rise. Passenger car security products such as immobilizers, alarms, central locking systems, and RKE protect cars from theft or hijacking. These passenger car security products immediately alert the owner and the SOCs in cases of theft. Technologies such as RFID, RTLS, and GPS are used to track down stolen cars. For instance, General Motors' subsidiary, OnStar, provides car navigation systems, subscription-based communications, roadside assistance, and stolen vehicle assistance.