Companies are scrambling to find ways of securely supporting employees working from home during the global pandemic. But the challenges are definitely extensive — especially with a new wave of cyberattacks erupting.
Just like closing the door to the outside world can potentially slow the spread of the virus, closing (and locking) the door to network vulnerabilities can slow the wave of cybercrimes. And in order to keep that door securely shut as you work from home, you're going to need a Virtual Private Network (VPN). A VPN basically lets you connect to the internet through an encrypted data channel that masks your identity and keeps your personal and private information secure. Read more...
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