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市場調査レポート
商品コード
1706272
DevSecOps・OTA・オブザーバビリティ:セキュアでスケーラブルなIoTの実現DevSecOps, OTA & Observability: Enabling Secure, Scalable IoT |
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DevSecOps・OTA・オブザーバビリティ:セキュアでスケーラブルなIoTの実現 |
出版日: 2025年04月16日
発行: VDC Research Group, Inc.
ページ情報: 英文 62 Pages/14 Exhibits; plus 421 Exhibits/Excel
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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ソフトウェアDevSecOps、展開、オブザーバビリティ、OTAソリューションは、IoT機器やシステム向けのソフトウェア開発およびリリースの手法の変化に対応するために進化しています。IoT市場での競合が激化する中、開発組織は、ソフトウェアを開発から展開までより迅速に移行させる必要があり、そのためには可能な限り多くのプロセスを自動化して、市場投入までの時間を短縮することが求められています。また、標準や規制の強化により、機器のセキュリティや健全性に対する責任が製造業者に移ってきており、それに対応するため、機器のフリートを継続的に監視し、ソフトウェアのメンテナンスやアップデートを継続的に提供できる、堅牢な商用ソリューションへの需要が高まっています。
本レポートでは、IoT向けソフトウェアDevSecOps、展開、オブザーバビリティ、OTAソリューションの市場を調査し、市場規模の推移・予測、主要動向、新興国市場、地域市場、主要ベンダーについて考察し、組み込みデバイスのエンジニアと研究開発者を対象とした厳選した洞察を提供しています。
Software DevSecOps, deployment, observability, and over-the-air (OTA) solutions are evolving to keep pace with the changing methods of building and releasing software for IoT devices and systems. As competition in IoT markets intensifies, developer organizations must accelerate the transition of software from development to deployment, automating as many processes as possible to achieve rapid time-to-market. Rising standards and regulations have shifted the responsibility for device security and health to manufacturers, creating a demand for robust commercial solutions that continuously monitor device fleets and provide ongoing software maintenance and updates.
This report explores and sizes the IoT market for software DevSecOps, deployment, observability, and OTA solutions. It discusses trends, vertical and regional markets, leading vendors, and provides selected insights from VDC Research's survey of embedded device engineers and developers.
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As DevSecOps methodologies and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) practices mature, developers integrate faster feedback loops into the earlier stages of the software and device development lifecycle, improving time to market, product quality, and software deployment in IoT. This blending of development processes is evident in the commercial market for deployment and maintenance solutions, where platforms now combine software testing with deployment features, offering developers a unified solution for automation across the design, build, test, and deploy phases.
DevSecOps observability enables teams to continuously monitor, measure, and analyze the health, performance, and security of applications and infrastructure throughout the software development lifecycle. It includes a combination of metrics, logs, and traces to provide insights into the system's operational and security aspects, allowing teams to detect issues early and respond quickly. The secure wireless distribution of software updates supports the continuous delivery aspect of the CI/CD pipeline.
OTA updates, initially introduced for mobile phones, expanded into the consumer electronics and automotive sectors. Vendors help fuel the wider adoption of updates by integrating OTA solutions across diverse IoT industries, offering both specialized solutions for specific applications and versatile platforms designed to serve multiple IoT market segments. The combination of regulations mandating the updatability of connected devices and the growing adoption of CI/CD and DevSecOps practices within development organizations is increasing the demand for commercial solutions to replace in-house developed alternatives.
Tied with cost sensitivity, ease of use ranks as the second-most important factor influencing the selection of OTA deployment solutions [See Exhibit 13]. The deployment of OTA update campaigns is oftentimes a very manual task, requiring engineers to weigh multiple factors including rollout timing, device downtime, and potential versioning issues. This is one area where AI-driven OTA campaigns and the pairing of monitoring solutions can introduce increased ease of use to OTA solutions. By intelligently connecting update campaigns to real-time device status and analytics, device manufacturers/fleet managers can minimize the potentially costly consequences of failed update campaigns. Vendor reputation noticeably ranks amongst the lowest purchasing decision factors, suggesting a yet-to-be-determined competitive positioning of embedded OTA solution vendors. This consumer sentiment offers a considerate opportunity for new entrants seeking to deliver OTA capabilities to embedded markets. For those seeking to enter or increase their positioning within this segment of the IoT, focus should be dedicated towards enabling seamless yet confident deployment capabilities, bolstered by real-time capabilities and insights into campaign rollouts.
As with many areas of the IoT, the impact of integrating OTA solutions into toolchains and software stacks remains the topmost priority for development organizations. Failed software deployments can not only cause monetary and opportunity costs in the form of patches and downtime but also increase the attack surface for exploitation. Furthermore, an insecure OTA solution can enable threat actors to deploy malware alongside software packages to devices. Other opportunities for exploitation within the deployment process include hijacking and interrupting updates mid-deployment, leading to corrupted devices and systems. Partnerships with IoT security vendors (e.g., public key infrastructure (PKI) vendors) offer one avenue for OTA solution providers to bolster the security of their solutions (such as those between Excelfore/IIJ Global, Karma Automotive (Airbiquity)/QNX, and Telit Cinterion/Thales).