Abstract
Frost & Sullivan does not view NAC as a market of point devices or licenses
that are sold and easily counted. Instead Frost & Sullivan views NAC as a
solution framework that enables organizations to:
- 1) Protect the endpoint
- 2) Compare endpoints against a predefined organizational policy before
allowing those endpoints on the network,
- 3) Provide some form of remediation should an endpoint be seen as out of
compliance and
- 4) Provide continued policy enforcement the entire time the endpoint is on
the network.
Large vendors such as Microsoft and Cisco are leading the charge in this
approach with their Network Admission Control and Network Access Protocol
frameworks respectively, however other vendors have had success with
appliances.
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Executive Summary
- 1. Market Overview and Definitions
- 2. Key Market Drivers and Restraints
- 3. Key Findings and Conclusions
2. TOTAL NETWORK ACCESS CONTROL MARKET
Market Characteristics
- 1. Market Overview and Introduction
- 2. Market Drivers
- 3. Market Restraints
- 4. Market Challenges
Market Trends and Forecasts
- 1. NAC Architectures and Appliances
- 2. NAC Appliance Market Engineering Measurements
- 3. NAC Appliance Revenue Forecasts
- 4. Partnerships
- 5. Vertical Market Analysis
Competitive Analysis
- 1. Market Structure and Competitive Analysis
- 2. NAC Appliance Market Competitor Analysis - Market
Leader/Challengers/Contenders/Specialists and Niche Players
Strategic Recommendations
- 1. Strategic Recommendations for NAC Architecture Vendors
- 2. Strategic Recommendations for NAC Appliance vendors
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