Digital Identity: Key Opportunities, Regulatory Landscape & Market Forecasts 2022-2026

• Sector Dynamics: A detailed analysis of the current status of digital identity and how this is going to change over time, including aspects such as:
  • Different identity models (including centralised, federated and decentralised) and which options will succeed.
  • Technologies being leveraged within identity and how these technologies are best utilised.
  • How the pandemic has catalysed digital identity verification.
  • How orchestration is becoming increasingly important.
• Regulatory Analysis: In-depth discussion on how legislation and cultural factors are impacting digital identity solution deployment across over 27 country markets.
• Benchmark Industry Forecasts: Market forecasts covering digital identity prospects across a number of areas:
  • Digital Identity User Base
  • Digital Identity Civic App User Base
  • Digital Identity Card User Base
  • Mobile Identity User Base
  • Mobile Identity Revenue
  • Mobile Biometrics User Base
  • Digital Identity Verification Usage
  • Digital Identity Verification Revenue
  • Digital Identity Market Revenue
• Data is split by our 8 key regions and 27 countries, including:
  • Argentina
  • Australia
  • Brazil
  • Canada
  • China
  • Colombia
  • Denmark
  • France
  • Germany
  • India
  • Italy
  • Japan
  • Mexico
  • Netherlands
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Russia
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Singapore
  • South Africa
  • South Korea
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Turkey
  • UK
  • US
• Interviews with leading players across the digital identity value chain, including:
  • Entrust
  • Evernym
  • Experian
  • GBG
  • IDEMIA
  • Mitek
• Juniper Research Competitor Leaderboard: Key player capability and capacity assessment for 15 digital identity vendors, together with our Competitor Leaderboard:
  • Callsign
  • Civic Technologies
  • Entrust
  • Evernym
  • Experian
  • G+D
  • GBG
  • HYPR
  • IBM
  • IDEMIA
  • Jumio
  • Mitek
  • Okta
  • Signicat
  • Thales

1. What forms of digital identity will consumers use in the future?
2. How successful will decentralised identity platforms be?
3. What effect will regulations have on the digital identity market?
4. What will the value be of the digital identity market in 2026?
5. What are the leading companies’ strategies for developing digital identity?

Interviewed: Entrust, Evernym, Experian, GBG, IDEMIA, Mitek.
 
Case Studied: GBG, Experian.
 
Included in Juniper Research Innovation Index: Callsign, Civic Technologies, Entrust, Evernym, Experian, Giesecke+Devrient, GBG, HYPR, IBM, IDEMIA, Jumio, Mitek, Okta, Signicat, Thales.
 
 
Mentioned: Accel, Accenture, Acuant, AFS (Arvato Financial Solutions), Airbnb, AllClear ID, Allianz, Altimeter Capital, Amazon Web Services, Anna, Antel, Antelop Solutions, Atlassian, Avoka, Bank of Ghana, Barclaycard, Beam, betfair, BioCatch, Black Fire Innovation, Blockchain Capital, BNP Paribas, Bonifii, Breed Reply, BrScan, Bundesdruckerei, Caixa Bank, Centana Growth Partners, Cisco, Cognisa Capital, Cognizant, Convego, Credly, CULedger, CVS Health, CyberArk, Danish National Police , Daon, Deloitte, Deutsche Telekom, Digidentity, Dokobit, easyJet, eID, Ekata, Emailage, Encap Security, Equifax, FedEx, Feedzai, Fidelity, Filia , Genesis One Capital, Genetec Inc, Google, Great Hill Partners, Groupon, Hitachi, HSBC, IDNow, IDR&D, illion, Infraclear, Innovalor, Intel, Java, JP Morgan, Khosla Ventures, KPGM, Lego, Lexis Nexis, Liquidnet, Lloyds Banking Group, Mastercard, Microsoft, Monzo, Moodys, MyCelia, NASDAQ, National Civil Registry, National Geographic, Nationwide, NavInfo, NetLynch, NHSX, Novartis, OneSpan, Onfido, Orange, Oxfam, Paper Verify, Peloton, Plug and Play Tech Center, Proofpoint, PTB Ventures, pwc, Qualcomm Ventures, Rabobank, Rakuten, Refinitiv, SailPoint, Salesforce, Samsung, Santander, SAP, Sequoia Capital, ServiceNow, SHODEN, Sirius, Solana Blockchain, Sopra Steria, Sovrin Network, Square, Standard Chartered, StarSign, Stripe, T Mobile, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Tapad, TechJutsu, Telenor, Temenos, Transunion, Trulioo, Truu, UK Home Office, Unisys, Veridos, VHI Healthcare, Visa, VMware, Volkswagen, Volvo, WEF’s (World Economic Forum) Global Innovators Community, WeWork, wmware,, Workday, WorldReach.
 

Juniper Research’s Digital Identity forecast suite includes:

• Forecast segment splits by:
  • Third-party Digital Identity Apps
  • Civic Digital Identity
  • Mobile Biometric Technologies
  • Digital Identity Verification
  • Digital Identity Revenue
• Interactive Scenario Tool allowing users to manipulate Juniper Research’s data for 8 different metrics.
• Access to the full set of forecast data of more than 45 tables and over 11,600 datapoints.

Geographical splits: 27 countries

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Digital advertising spend lost to fraud will reach $68 billion globally this year; rising from $59 billion in 2021.

• The top 5 countries most impacted by advertising fraud; accounting for 60% of global losses this year, include: 1. US 2. Japan 3. China 4. South Korea 5. UK • Advertisers in the US will potentially suffer the most in financial loss due to fraudulent activity, with total losses in the US expected to surpass $23 billion this year.
• The US represents the largest market for digital advertising spend, with high levels of Internet penetration and elevated mobile app and browser usage presenting strong opportunities for the display of promotional content.
• With the US representing such a significant market in terms of advertising spend, campaigns in North America will undoubtedly attract the attention of fraudulent players. This will lead to unprecedented innovation in fraud tactics within the US, with advertisers demonstrating a greater requirement for fraud detection and mitigation services.
• In response to the rising threat of ad fraud, digital advertisers targeting these five markets must form strategic partnerships with ad fraud detection and prevention vendors, that are capable of distinguishing between valid and fraudulent advertising traffic that provides no return on ad spend.
• The most successful ad fraud detection tools will harness machine learning algorithms to compare advertising traffic with previously observed, verifiable baseline data. As a result, advertisers must adopt fraud and mitigation solutions to maximise return on ad spend through the earlier detection of new fraud tactics.