Fujitsu's global managed security service soon will feature forensic technology designed to help organizations identify cyberattack damage faster than ever before.The forensic technology, available in June 2017, will help organizations reduce the time required to identify damage from cyberattacks from weeks to minutes, Fujitsu said in a prepared statement.The forensic technology provides organizations with the ability to determine the extent of damage from a cyberattack by detecting and analyzing behaviors unique to targeted attacks from internet communications data, Fujitsu noted.That way, organizations can learn about the source of a cyberattack and which devices are infected in minutes, according to Fujitsu. The forensic technology also helps prevent the spread of a malware infection by removing infected devices from a network, Fujitsu indicated.It enables early restoration of an attacked network environment, Fujitsu said, and allows organizations to take immediate countermeasures to minimize cyberattack damage.MarketsandMarkets: Predicts the market will be worth $33.68 billion by 2021, up from $17.02 billion in 2016. Allied Market Research: Estimates the sector will be worth $40.97 billion by 2022. Persistence Market Research: Projects the sector will be worth $100.88 billion by 2026. Persistence Market Research recently pointed out North America will serve as a key market for managed security services in the foreseeable future.The market research firm has projected the North American managed security services market will grow seven-fold in terms of value between 2016 and 2026.