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Do you do business with other Cloud Connexa customers? Do you want to use Cloud Connexa to create an extranet between your company’s services and your business partners, suppliers, and distributors? If you both use Cloud Connexa, you can share private apps with one another in just a few easy steps for a streamlined user experience. The same goes for customers with multiple Wide-Area Private Clouds (WPCs); sharing common apps between these WPC networks is a breeze.

Do you have an old smartphone lying around? Don't recycle it or trade it in for a new one for a paltry sum! You can turn it into an Internet Protocol streaming security camera (IP camera) and view the live video stream from anywhere for free. You may get more value from repurposing your smartphone as a security camera than the trade-in value of your old phone. This blog post provides a step-by-step guide to upcycling your old phone.

Remote work is the new normal for countless businesses today, and secure remote access is a critical component of a robust cybersecurity strategy. Secure remote access allows your hybrid or remote workforce to work from anywhere, at any time, on any device without compromising the security of your organization's data and systems. Here, we discuss what secure remote access is, why it’s a benefit to businesses and consumers alike, how to achieve it, and more.

In today's increasingly mobile and BYOD workforce, ensuring employees use secure devices when connecting to corporate networks is more critical than ever. Device posture information can help you identify and mitigate security risks in your business by ensuring that devices are updated with security patches, have antivirus software installed, and are not jailbroken or rooted.

At OpenVPN, we’re committed to continually improving and enhancing our products, and the rollout of Access Server 2.11 to major cloud service providers reflects that commitment. We’re proud to offer our best-in-class secure networking solutions wherever and however you do business.

The OpenVPN community has announced the release of OpenVPN 2.6.0, a major update to the open source protocol behind OpenVPN, Inc. products. With this update, it will be easier and faster for users to secure their network connections, no matter their use case.

To facilitate the consumption of their services privately, IaaS providers have started offering features such as Private Endpoints, Private Links, and Private Services Connect. These features provide secure, private connections for customers to access their cloud services and ensure that traffic is kept within a private network. CloudConnexa makes access to these newly-private PaaS services easier by routing to these private endpoints by domain name; it also enhances security by adding another layer of access control to these services. CloudConnexa can be used to extend these private services to on-prem data centers, between different IaaS environments, or directly to users.

The best MFA tool is the one your business will use. Thankfully, CloudConnexa offers a superior user experience, on a cloud-based platform, backed by what one of our customers calls “world-class” customer service. “I would recommend other companies consider CloudConnexa for their use case,” he adds. “The combination of simplicity, scalability, and price is unbeatable.” With a built-in zero trust solution, CloudConnexa makes implementing MFA simple — and it isn’t a hassle for your employees.

Enforcing Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a critical layer of a reliable security program, and CloudConnexa offers an ideal security solution. We outline five steps you can take to create zero trust network access that protects your business from an ever-evolving variety of threats.

Antonio Quartulli, a Principal Engineer at OpenVPN, gave a presentation on Data Channel Offload (DCO) at NetDev 0x16 in Lisbon, Portugal last October. Hear more about his work on a new Linux kernel module here!