WLAN is a wireless Ethernet connectivity between client devices such as desktops computers, PDAs, and the wireless hub connected to the physical network. WLANs follow the wire network's traditional hub-spoke configuration and consists of the following two components:

PART 01: Executive summary

Highlights

PART 02: Scope of the report

Market overview

Top-vendor offerings

PART 03: Market research methodology

Research methodology

Economic indicators

PART 04: Introduction

Key market highlights

WLAN and its architecture

Benefits of WLAN

WLAN security threats

PART 05: Architecture of WLAN security

PART 06: Market description

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WLAN security technologies

PART 07: Market landscape

Market overview

PART 08: Product life cycle

PART 09: Global WLAN market

Global WLAN security market

PART 10: Market segmentation by technology

Global WLAN security market

PART 11: Market segmentation by end-user

Global WLAN security market for enterprises

Global WLAN security market for individual consumers

PART 12: Geographical segmentation

Global WLAN security market by geography

WLAN security market in Americas

WLAN security market in EMEA

WLAN security market in APAC

PART 13: Buying criteria

PART 14: Market drivers

Growth in emerging markets

Increase in internet traffic

Increase in WLAN devices with 802.11ac

Rise in number of data breaches

PART 15: Impact of drivers

PART 16: Market challenges

IoT security issues

Wireless networks are vulnerable for data transmission

Increase in bandwidth issues

PART 17: Impact of drivers and challenges

PART 18: Market trends

Increased adoption of IoT and BYOD

Modernized network infrastructure

PART 19: Five forces analysis

PART 20: Vendor landscape

Key vendors briefing

Other prominent vendors

Emerging vendors

PART 21: Recent developments

M&A

PART 22: Appendix

List of abbreviations

PART 23: Explore Technavio