Wi-Fi is a wonder of the digital era, enabling everything from laptops, mobile devices, and IoT devices to wirelessly connect and exchange all kinds of data.

Successive generations of Wi-Fi have striven to make the technology more resilient, secure, and easier to deploy. But the evolution of Wi-Fi throws up almost as much complexity as it aims to resolve – complexity that’s often costly and time-consuming for the market to manage.

The transition of networks to WPA3 requires device and network testing to ensure compatibility. Management solutions similarly present secure integration challenges for Wi-Fi equipment vendors and network operators. The good news is that progress is being made.

Join The Register’s James Hayes with experts Jonathan Davis, Slava Dementyev and Kate Adam at Juniper Networks, and Viszen Security’s Jennifer Minella, as they discuss Wi-Fi’s past, present and future. In this webinar you will learn about:

• How Wi-Fi security is evolving and the challenges that are being resolved
• How complexity caused by Wi-Fi use-case proliferation is being made manageable
• How standards-driven security is being reinforced by integrating enterprise controls
• How Juniper is helping network administrators address concerns around NAC resilience