VPNs

Some voices within the IT and cybersecurity communities fail to recognize that secure remote access is absolutely achievable with a business VPN that also has a zero trust architecture in place. That's right: VPNs and ZTNA are not mutually exclusive.

Looking for a way to share resources and applications securely, privately, and efficiently with other CloudConnexa users? Our exciting AppHub feature enables exactly that.  With CloudConnexa AppHub, companies can now share private services and applications with each other, creating a secure extranet. The feature also enables organizations with multiple cloud networks (known to CloudConnexa users […]

Summer isn’t the only thing that’s heating up. So far in 2024, there have been at least 20 major cyber attacks, according to Tech Radar, with at least six of those happening in May alone.  From late April through early June, threat actors have exploited vulnerabilities in VPN products as well as server software and […]

The second quarter of 2024 is proving busy for bad actors, specifically for those targeting network security providers like VPNs and Secure Shell (SSH). From mid-January to March 2024, CISA published several advisories regarding VPN vendors, releasing an emergency directive in early February after 1700 organizations fell victim to a campaign by an unknown Chinese […]

At OpenVPN, we are constantly on the lookout for customer requests and suggestions to make our products better. In response to some of those requests, we’re pleased to announce official support for Access Server on Docker — users no longer need to depend on third-party providers or open-source versions and can instead use our official […]

On March 31, 2024, Cisco announced end-of-life dates for their Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client 4.x. If your business is a Cisco client, this may be a good time to re-evaluate your VPN solution before transitioning to their Cisco Secure Client software.  What Cisco AnyConnect customers should know In a recent announcement from Cisco, the […]

Cost-effective site-to-site networking is within reach, even for the smallest businesses. Here, we walk you through your options, from VPNs and MPLS to SD-WAN, to help you choose a solution that works for your business — and your budget.

In the first installment of our series, we discussed the reasons for a small or midsize business to choose a point solution over a platform, or bundled solution, including flexibility and scalability. Once you’ve made the decision to move forward with a point solution, you may be asking yourself where to begin with finding the right solutions for your business where it currently stands and where you want to be in the future.  In this post, we spoke to our team of experts to share how to choose the right solutions for your business – be they a best-of-breed point solution or a bundled platform.

The growth of cloud services makes it easier than ever for small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) to create information technology (IT) infrastructure without breaking their budgets. But like all businesses, SMBs face an increasing number of threats. Security Intelligence reports that, in 2019, “... 43% of attackers went after small businesses, and in 2021, 60% […]

When it comes to implementing a zero-trust architecture, getting client buy-in is essential. Here, we offer a few tips and tricks to help your clients embrace ZTNA little by little, while making your job as their MSP easier.