Announcements

It's been a busy summer here at OpenVPN, so we wanted to round up the major updates of the month.

We're excited to share that OpenVPN Connect now supports PKCS #11, which means you can integrate with a hardware authentication device, like Yubikey. This provides a layered security approach & a stronger defense for your network.

The Network Connector Deployment workflow is now live on CloudConnexa — and admins’ lives have gotten a little bit easier.

CloudConnexa now brings you the capability to authenticate users through your private LDAP directory, making it easy to manage users and groups.

PLEASANTON, CALIF. – April 8, 2021 – Robust content filtering is now possible with Cyber Shield, a free add-on of CloudConnexa. The OpenVPN team released Cyber Shield, which provides our OpenVPN-as-a-Service tenants with a powerful way to block access to malicious websites using DNS-based content filtering.  "With Cyber Shield domain filtering, users are now able […]

PLEASANTON, Calif. — March 10, 2021 — OpenVPN Inc. is excited to announce the launch of a new CloudConnexa feature that brings domain name awareness to its sophisticated routing logic. OpenVPN has had many requests to define resources by domain names, and now the company can meet that demand. The new Domain Routing components provide […]

Continuing our quest to make CloudConnexa a world-class offering, we have released new features that particularly take the use of Cloud for remote access and secure Internet access to the next level.

OpenVPN has long been the de facto standard in the open source networking space — and is now a member of the CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) program.

There’s no doubt COVID-19 set the remote work revolution on a fast track. And on that fast track, VPN usage soared to new heights with no signs of it slowing down. Companies had no choice but to close up shop and send their workers home, and just as quickly had to figure out how to secure that workforce.

The new beta release of the OpenVPN 3 Linux client introduces a new integration feature for Amazon AWS. It is now more accessible for an entire Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) in Amazon to share the use of a VPN tunnel configured on a single EC2 instance.