Tips for scaling up VPNs to meet the remote working surge
The current Covid-19 pandemic is heralding a seismic shift in the way businesses work. Many companies have been required to switch to wholly remote working practices.
When it comes to working remotely, most people imagine they will need a computer and an internet connection. For an individual employee, that’s enough, but for a company, it also requires a solid virtual private network, or VPN for short. It is arguably the most essential piece of infrastructure.
A VPN is designed to mitigate against the risk of an insecure network that could threaten business continuity or intellectual property issues.