Increasing Threats from Terrorist Organizations Requires Chemical and Biological Security

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) security includes the protective and preventive measures to combat situations which involve these hazardous agents. In addition, the initiatives for training the armed troops for protection of civilians during incidents of CBRN attacks are also escalating the demand for CBRN security worldwide. Various governmental and non-governmental organizations worldwide are investing in the development of effective CBRN security solutions. However, the economic condition of a country often poses as a major restraint in the investment and procurement of enhanced CBRN solutions from developed nations.

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CBRN security is a growing market worldwide owing to the concerns for protection of civilian lives and maintenance of economic stability. Threats from terrorist organizations and geo-political issues are the primary drivers of the global CBRN security market. The leading countries in the CBRN security market include the U.S., Russia, the U.K. and China among others.

With the adoption of advancing technology and increasing research initiatives worldwide, new generation CBRN security equipment are launched in market primarily focusing on use by the government organizations, military and law enforcement agencies. Additionally, the concerns for protection of civilian lives by natural or intentional CBRN incidents is boosting the demand for CBRN security systems based on functions such as protection equipment, detection, decontamination and simulation. Owing to these factors, the global CBRN security market is growing at a rapid pace.

The CBRN security market is primarily driven by escalating demand for effective CBRN incident combat equipment globally. The increasing importance for the security and safety of civilian lives during CBRN incidents caused either naturally, artificially, or intentionally is boosting the demand for CBRN security worldwide. The CBRN security systems and equipment facilitate the armed troops and civilians by providing effectiveness and accuracy in protection, detection and decontamination of the harmful agents during CBRN attack situations.

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Some of the leading players operating in the global CBRN security market are Argon Electronics (U.K.) Ltd., FLIR Systems, Inc., HDT Global, General Dynamics Corporation, Kärcher Futuretech GmbH, Thales Group, Bruker Corporation, Blücher GmbH, AirBoss Defense, Inc., and MSA Safety, Inc. By function, the global CBRN security market is classified into detection, protection, decontamination, and simulation systems. Although the simulation segment is currently progressing at a slow pace, it is expected to be the fastest growing segment in the years to come. Factors such as unfavorable geopolitical issues and demilitarization initiatives adopted by many nations are predicted to benefit the global market for CBRN security in the next few years.

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