Which is the best VPN for business?

Security & GRCThreat & Vulnerability Management

Perimeter 818%

ExpressVPN40%

NordVPN Teams21%

Twingate9%

Windscribe5%

CyberGhost4%

IPVanish

Other (comment below!)11%

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ceo in Softwarea year ago

VPNs have known vulnerabilities, slow, complex, and censorable.  SDPs are better and can implement a ZTNA framework.  

At NVIS AI, we believe we're best-in-class in that with Layer 2 encryption and its overlay, remote access is invisible to outside threats, removing the public attack surface.

It's simple to deploy in minutes to any network asset (even OT and IoT) in any geo as it's unaffected by blockers.  You don't need to change any network architecture or workflows either.

Connect with me if you wish to learn more.

Director of IT in Software3 years ago

Forticlient VPN

CTO in Education4 years ago

We use Paloalto Globalprotect

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Lead Consulant, Customer Success in Software4 years ago

Cisco

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Senior Director, Defense Programs in Software4 years ago

How we look at VPNs and how they relate to a zero trust posture really makes a difference. So I think less about what is the best VPN and more about if a VPN the best way to access whatever it is.

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