VeePN Research Lab

Remote work is here to stay, and how you secure access matters. If you are deciding between VDI and VPN, you are not alone. This guide explains VDI vs VPN in plain language, shows where each shines, and helps you choose the right fit for your team and budget. Quick answer: a VPN creates an encrypted tunnel from an employee’s device to your private network. VDI hosts full desktops in a centralized environment and streams the session to the user. Both enable remote access, but they solve different problems.

With cyberattacks looming large, network security means a lot today. Luckily, there are quite a few ways to boost it. Specifically, the current security debate often revolves around choosing between VPNs and a zero trust approach. But what if you didn’t have to settle on one and combined both technologies? Would that work? Also, what’s all the fuss about zero...

Many businesses migrated to the cloud recent years, a workforce became more flexible, elaborate networks appeared. But…cyberthreats evolved as well. That’s why network security is paramount today (not that it wasn’t earlier, but now it’s especially critical). And, luckily, there are various modern approaches, like a Virtual Private Network (VPN) and a Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP). Both solutions have been helping...

Getting lost in the sea of VPNs? It is a feeling we are only too familiar with. The market of VPN has not emerged recently, but it has become insanely popular since the times of the pandemic. And with all these new entrants into the market, one can get confused. So, how do you choose a good VPN? What makes you select that one which fits you out of the eighteen choices that are available? Don't worry, we've got your back. In this paper, we will compare some of the most popular VPN services - Avast VPN, NordVPN, and VeePN to determine who won in the end. In this head to head analysis, we are going to be contrasting Avast SecureLine VPN, NordVPN and VeePN against each other in order to make a clear picture of which one to choose.

Both proxies and VPNs hide a user's device IP. So if you're looking for added online privacy, these tools can help. But will both work for protecting your data and hiding your web activity? This is where our proxy vs VPN comparison comes in. Each solution has its benefits and drawbacks, so we’ll help you make a well-informed and quick decision. Read along to find out the difference between a VPN and proxy.

Whitelisting is a powerful cybersecurity tool that outdoes blacklisting in scope and effectiveness. Such drastic measures, however, may not be necessary for most people, but they are crucial for controlling access systems within larger organizations. Generally, the whitelist approach best suits larger organizations that deal with a lot of sensitive information. But that doesn’t mean you can’t benefit from the practice. Let’s discuss whitelisting, its uses, different variations, and how it can help protect your network or device. If you use the internet without a VPN, you might as well post your browsing history to social media for everyone to see. Anyone who wants to monitor your activity — the government, your internet service provider (ISP), certain social media sites — can easily do so with the right motivation. Luckily, protecting your privacy is as simple as installing VeePN’s Chrome extension. The extension encrypts your traffic and prevents tracking while offering access to over 2500 secure VPN servers in over 70 countries. Get VeePN’s Chrome extension now and protect your privacy the easy way.

‘‘Is it legal to use a VPN, or any virtual private network?’ is an essential question for anyone looking to invest in a safe and secure VPN service.If you browse online, there’s plenty of information and different articles responding to other questions including are VPNs legal in USA? or is it illegal to use a VPN for Netflix? In most...