Why VPN a smart move for your business?
How VPN works?
Numerous virtual private networking (VPN) services across the globe provide privacy and security to over 400 million consumers and businesses. Business VPNs, in particular, safeguard the information employees send and receive online and protect their internet connections from unauthorized intrusion.
What Is A Business VPN?
A business VPN provides end-to-end encryption for your business device’s internet connection. This VPN encryption delivers a secured web connection to company devices, no matter where employees connect to the internet. Once your company data is encrypted, it is private and secure from fake Wi-Fi, hackers, governments, competitors and advertisers.
Here are several reasons why it’s a smart move for your business to start using a VPN and potential drawbacks a business VPN may have.
Better Security
Even secured internet connections with firewalls and antivirus protection in place are not impervious to hackers and intrusion. In fact, antivirus programs struggle to protect your information from about 75% of popular malware and other viruses. They do help defend against known viruses, malware and trojans but are only efficient when they are up to date.
A VPN provides end-to-end encryption of all data that has passed through it. It protects sensitive customer and client information, internal documents, internal communication and other trade secrets that a company would want to protect.
Safe and Secure Data Sharing
One of the most powerful uses of a business VPN is safe and secure data sharing between cohorts, colleagues and those outside the organization.
Depending on the business VPN service you’re using, you will want to ensure the VPN encrypts your entire internet connection -- not just the connection to your company network. When these files are uploaded to your email, storage or any networks outside the company, they are also encrypted with a VPN. This means only the person with the right encryption key (i.e., a company employee with access to those stored files) can access, decrypt and use the data.
Remote Data Access
A business VPN service gives you the ability to remotely connect into a secure server that hosts the data you need to access. Since your VPN connection has end-to-end encryption, your data is both secure from prying eyes and remotely hosted.
A business VPN is a smart choice for companies that want to improved security while not hindering accessibility for their employees.
MekongNet’s Virtual Private Network (VPN) provides your business with secure and cost- effective communication between geographically separated multi-offices to work remotely. It offers employees who work outside office with secure data transmission, file sharing as well as video conferencing within a private network tunnel. Call us now for more detail: 023 22 66 22│093 22 25 00
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