VPN for Business

Most searches that land here want one of two quite different products. A consumer VPN subscription shared across a team is the first: cheap, simple, and appropriate only for protecting staff on untrusted networks. It gives you no access control, no per-user provisioning and no audit trail, so it is a privacy tool rather than a security control. The second is remote access to internal systems, and consumer VPNs do not do this at all. That job belongs to a business VPN or, increasingly, to zero-trust network access, where each user is authenticated and authorised per application instead of being placed on a flat network. The distinction matters commercially as well as technically: buying the consumer product for the second job leaves you with no way to revoke one leaver's access without changing a shared credential. Work out which of the two you actually need before comparing prices, because they are not competing products.

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