APAC Home Wi-Fi Security Solutions Market Expected to Behold a CAGR of 9.3% in Terms of Value Through 2016-2026

APAC Home Wi-Fi Security Solutions Market: Key Drivers : Growing subscriber base for smart devices and Internet use is driving growth of the APAC home Wi-Fi security solutions market . Since the last decade, Internet penetration has increased ten-fold in countries such as India, Indonesia and Malaysia. Consequently, development of commercial-scale toolkits and cyber-crime networks, focusing on monetization of malware and related threats, have amplified the risks of cybercrimes.The APAC home Wi-Fi security solutions market was valued at US$ 8,050.3 in 2015 and is expected to expand at a CAGR of 12.7% during the forecast period (2016–2026). Increasing need for enhanced security due to alarming increase in cyber-crimes and unethical practices and attractive policies offered by service providers to residents for installation of Wi-Fi and broadband services are propelling growth of this market. Request For Report Sample@ https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/rep-ap-1723 APAC Home Wi-Fi Security Solutions Market Segmentation : The APAC home Wi-Fi security solutions market is classified on the basis of component and home network architecture. On the basis of component, the market is segmented as hardware and software. The hardware sub-segment was valued US$ 6,875.8 in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 12.4% during the forecast period. Presently, hardware sub-segment in APAC market dominates in terms of revenue share contribution. However, device manufacturers are also continuously incorporating advanced features such as advanced usage analytics and "homework mode", which is propelling revenue growth of the software sub-segment.On the basis of home network architecture, the APAC market is segmented as Wi-Fi router, modem and router as one device, modem and router as separate device and Wi-Fi range extender. The Wi-Fi router sub-segment accounted for highest market share at 48% in 2015. However, modem and router as one device (combo) segment is expected to register a healthy CAGR of 13.8% during the forecast period. Country-wise Analysis on Home Wi-Fi Security Solutions : Among the countries in APAC region, India was the largest market for home Wi-Fi security solutions and accounted for largest share of total home Wi-Fi security solutions market in 2015. This growth is primarily attributed to increased adoption of improved software development and enhanced security models by critical infrastructure organizations and leading enterprises in the country to gain consumer confidence. Additionally, in India, an increasing number of telcos and cable companies are entering the market, either through mergers and acquisitions, or by offering Internet services as their own. These new entrants are increasing the competitive rivalry in the market and are posing threats to existing ISPs. Request For Table Of Content @ https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/askus/rep-ap-1723 Home Wi-Fi Security Solutions: Competitive Landscape : A bevy of new startups are leveraging smart home technology and Internet of things (IoT) to introduce innovative products and new business models for the home security market. Some key players in the home Wi-Fi security solutions market include Cujo LLC, Koalasafe Inc., Eero Inc., Keezel, Luma Home Inc. and Securifi. APAC Home Wi-Fi Security Solutions Market Segmentation

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Security company in Bellevue vandalized

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