Privacy Management Software Market Disruptions: Riding a High-Growth Wave Through 2030 at CAGR 23.58%
Middleton, Massachusetts, April 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- QKS Group, a premier market intelligence and advisory firm, has released its latest in-depth analysis of the global Privacy Management Software Market, signalling a strong growth phase ahead. The new reports - Market Share: Privacy Management Software, 2024, Worldwide & Regional Report' and 'Market Forecast: Privacy Management Software, 2025–2030, Worldwide & Regional Report'- the market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 23.58% through 2030. This analysis equips businesses with the strategic intelligence needed to navigate the dynamic Privacy Management Software landscape and make informed decisions as the market continues to evolve.
The Next Growth Frontier in Privacy Management Software
In a world where data privacy is no longer optional, Privacy Management Software has become essential for organizations to comply with evolving global regulations, manage consent, assess risk, and operationalize data rights. Industries such as BFSI, healthcare, retail, tech, and manufacturing are actively investing in platforms that automate compliance, improve transparency, and embed privacy into digital transformation strategies.
According to Manish Chand Thakur, Senior Analyst at QKS Group, 'Privacy platforms have moved from being compliance checkboxes to becoming strategic enablers of trust, brand equity, and risk mitigation. With AI, automation, and data intelligence becoming embedded into these solutions, the privacy tech ecosystem is entering a new phase of maturity and innovation.'
Key Market Insights from QKS Group's Report
Global and Regional Market Analysis: A deep dive into worldwide and regional Privacy Management Software adoption trends, competitive landscapes, and future growth projections.
Competitive Benchmarking: A comparative analysis of top Privacy Management Software vendors, their market positioning, and strategic differentiators.
Industry Adoption Trends: Insights into which sectors are investing most heavily in Privacy Management Software and why.
Technology Disruption & AI's Role: How AI, automation, and policy intelligence are shaping next-gen privacy platforms for proactive risk management and compliance.
Market Leaders & Competitive Landscape
The report covers key industry players, including OneTrust, TrustArc, Securiti, BigID, Osano, Transcend, Ketch, DataGrail, Data Privacy Manager, Exterro and Relyance AI.
Why This Matters for Privacy Management Software Vendors?
For CEOs, CFOs, and CSOs of privacy management solution providers, these findings highlight untapped growth segments, evolving compliance standards, and new buyer priorities. As global privacy regulations continue to expand and intensify across both developed and emerging markets, vendors must ensure their platforms offer scalability, automation, and transparency to meet enterprise-grade requirements. Vendors that align product development with these trends will be best positioned to lead in this high-velocity market.
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Market Share: Privacy Management Software, 2024, Worldwide
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The comprehensive research package includes:
Most Comprehensive Market Forecast Analysis: A separate market forecast report for each of the regions, including North America, Asia Pacific, European Union, MEA, Latin America
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Dirty Data Costs Millions, Vereigen Media Solves It with 100% Human-Verified Validation AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- B2B marketers are under constant pressure to accomplish more with fewer resources. Many turn to third-party data aggregators, which can result in bloated databases, wasted spend, and campaigns stalled by 'dirty data.' Vereigen Media, a leader in B2B demand generation, is addressing this challenge with a 100% human-verified lead validation process, designed to put an end to inaccurate data and deliver what marketers truly need: genuine engagement from real people. Why Bad Data Is Holding Marketers Back A Gartner report found that inaccurate data costs organizations about £10.6 million per year. Outdated information puts pressure on marketing leaders and makes it harder to achieve desired results. Relying on third-party shortcuts often creates more problems than it solve: Wasted budgets due to inaccurate or duplicate records. Compliance risks arise from non-consented data. Sales friction is caused by poor lead quality. Missed opportunities when genuine buyers are overlooked. Vereigen Media's human-verified validation process eliminates these issues by ensuring that each lead is verified, engaged, and compliant before reaching a client workflow. The Vereigen Media Difference Vereigen Media sets itself apart by rejecting outsourcing and data aggregators entirely. They rely on first-party data, human expertise, and compliance driven practices, to deliver personalized services for growth-focused B2B organizations. Verified Content Engagement: With this approach, prospects must engage with the content before any leads are validated. Vereigen Media's content syndication process ensures that every lead reflects genuine interest, resulting in higher conversion potential. VM Engage (Programmatic Ads): Intelligent, first-party fueled ad delivery connects with the right buyers at the right time. This boosts ROI and speeds up the decision-making process. Event Registrations: The service guarantees a 100% increase in event registrants, each manually verified by our in-house team of 200 data experts. These registrants align with your ideal customer profiles, boosting event ROI and driving more meaningful post-event conversations. Demand Generation Programs: Built to attract, engage, and validate only real prospects using multi-channel strategies. Vereigen Media streamlines digital engagement workflows with over 200 in-house data experts. This guarantees accuracy, compliance, and relevance in every B2B demand generation campaign. Proof in B2B Campaign Performance Vereigen Media has successfully delivered impressive results for global B2B brands across various industries- ServiceNow achieved a 90% conversion rate for MQL through VM's ABM-driven syndication programs. AnyDesk experienced its biggest Q4 revenue boost. Verified leads helped to drive meaningful engagement in new geo locations. A leading cybersecurity company hit an over 8% engagement rate on early follow-ups. They also managed to keep the lead replacement rate below 2%.Compliance and Privacy First Privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA are reshaping marketing. Vereigen Media focuses on first-party data, fully consented to ensure compliance throughout every demand generation campaign. Each engagement is verified for accuracy, intent, and legal soundness, helping clients avoid costly risks while providing trustworthy, actionable data. Ready to start generating leads without guessing?Connect with Vereigen Media today! About Vereigen Media Vereigen Media is a U.S. based global demand generation company. It focuses on delivering real engagement from real people. With over 107 million verified first-party contacts and a strict no-outsourcing policy, they help businesses in Technology, SaaS, Media, Services, and other industry sectors. They are focused on generating qualified opportunities, increasing conversion rates, and driving measurable growth on a global scale. At Vereigen Media, we stand for transparency, compliance, and human trust. They use verified content engagement, programmatic ad delivery, and human validation. This way, they ensure that every lead is a real opportunity, not just a name in a Singh - Marketing ManagerVereigen Media LLCEmail: marketing@ +1 512-240-2212 (US) A photo accompanying this announcement is available at in to access your portfolio
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Applied StemCell Appoints Dolores Baksh, Ph.D., as Chief Executive Officer
Dolores Baksh, Ph.D. MILPITAS, Calif., Aug. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Applied StemCell, a genome engineering product and services company, announced today the appointment of Dolores Baksh, Ph.D., as Chief Executive Officer. Company founder and former CEO Ruby Tsai, Ph.D., will continue to guide scientific strategy, innovation, and strategic collaborations as President and Chief Scientific Officer (CSO). 'Dolores brings exactly the kind of leadership we need to help scale Applied StemCell,' said Dr. Tsai. 'Her deep experience in commercializing advanced therapies, combined with her ability to execute high growth-oriented strategies, makes her an ideal partner for our next phase of growth. I am excited to focus on the tremendous opportunity to advance Applied StemCell's proprietary genome engineering platforms to help accelerate the adoption of cell and gene therapies.' Dr. Baksh joins Applied StemCell with more than 20 years of leadership in the life sciences industry, including prior roles as founding CEO of Hyperius Biotech and CEO of TAAV Biomanufacturing Solutions. She has helped build and scale companies at the forefront of cell and gene therapy manufacturing, with a focus on enabling technologies that improve quality, reduce cost, and accelerate access for patients. 'I'm thrilled to join Applied StemCell at such a pivotal time,' said Dr. Baksh. 'Ruby and the team have built a remarkable foundation of innovation, and I look forward to helping amplify that legacy by expanding our commercial reach, accelerating new product development, and forging partnerships that translate scientific breakthroughs into real-world impact.' Applied StemCell is known for its proprietary TARGATT™ large knock-in technology, custom iPSC services, and GMP-compliant cell lines that support both research and therapeutic development. With Dr. Baksh's appointment, the company is poised to strengthen its position as a trusted partner to biopharma companies advancing next-generation therapies. About Applied StemCellFounded in 2008 to provide industry and academic researchers with the ability to leverage the power of gene editing and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC), Applied StemCell continues to use our innovative technologies to power the discovery and development of advanced therapeutics. With a focus on genome engineering products and services, our patented technologies ensure a clear IP path to commercialization. For media inquiries, please contact:Pia Abola, of MarketingApplied 457-1312 A photo accompanying this announcement is available at in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
