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With digital transformation and organizations transitioning to the cloud, network access control (NAC) solutions have moved from strengthening an organization’s internal infrastructure security to supporting unique policies on how and when endpoints connect to networks. NAC products and services offer visibility into and control over endpoints atte...

The rapid rise of agentic AI marks a fundamental shift in how organizations design, deploy, and oversee intelligent systems. This study examines that shift through the lens of the Moltbook incident—an early 2026 event in which autonomous agents, operating without sufficient safeguards, produced a cascade of unpredictable interactions. Far from sign...

27 Jul 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Network Access Control (NAC) Market, Global, Forecast to 2022

NAC Evolving As Enterprise Networks Expand Beyond Secure Walls

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The Frost & Sullivan report analyzes the global market for Network Access Control. The “traditional” focus of NAC has been Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA). At its core, NAC is all about enabling mobility and dynamic security. However, the enterprise network no longer sits within four secure walls. It extends to wherever employee...

Historically, the focus of network access control (NAC) has been Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA). At its core, NAC enables mobility and dynamic security. However, the enterprise network no longer sits within four secure walls. It extends to wherever employees and data travel. Mobility, digitization, and the IoT are changing the ...

Enterprise AI adoption has accelerated, but visibility into how AI is actually used, governed, and valued inside organizations remains limited. Traditional adoption metrics—such as license counts or surface‑level usage statistics—no longer reflect AI’s real contribution to productivity, risk management, and business performance. As AI shifts decisi...

This market insight is part of Frost & Sullivan's Real-time Cities Research Program. In recent years, it has become evident that cities see an opportunity to stimulate economic growth by opening up their substantial sources of data to digital services innovators. To become true real-time cities, they strive to do more than simply publish existing i...

The field of predictive analytics is one of the most complex and challenging subsets of the Big Data and advanced analytic market. There is also a very wide gap between the practitioners of predictive analyticsmost of whom are statisticians, scientific researchers and data scientistsand the people who most want to use predictive analytics for com...

A true real-time city exploits its massive data repositories, its network and sensor infrastructure, and the expertise of its ICT partners in the pursuit of policy goals. Frost & Sullivans end-user survey explores how the early innovators are using big and/or open data to achieve these aims and ultimately to build a foundation for commercially-sus...

Across industries and companies of various sizes, the number of endpoints has increased. This is partly due to employees using personal devices to conduct business. The volume and diversity of devices connecting to corporate networks continues to drive the need for enhanced network access control (NAC) security services. The enterprise shift to rem...