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    How to select the right enterprise VPN? Key parameters to evaluate

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    Imagine this: A leading financial firm unknowingly deploys a poorly secured VPN, exposing its sensitive client data to cybercriminals. Within weeks, attackers exploit vulnerabilities, leading to a massive data breach. The aftermath? Millions of dollars in losses, regulatory fines, and a tarnished reputation.

    Enterprise VPN

    Selecting the right enterprise VPN solution isn’t just about encrypting data—it’s about safeguarding your business from cyber threats, ensuring compliance, and maintaining operational efficiency. 

    According to a 2024 report by Cybersecurity Ventures, over 60% of businesses that suffered VPN-related breaches cited misconfigured or subpar VPN solutions as the root cause. With cyberattacks growing more sophisticated, businesses must be diligent in choosing the right VPN solution.

    Key parameters for choosing the right Enterprise VPN solution

    1. Security…the backbone of a reliable VPN

    Security is the most critical aspect when selecting an enterprise VPN. Look for features like AES-256 encryption, zero-trust architecture and multi-factor authentication (MFA)

    Additionally, ensure the VPN provider follows a strict no-logs policy, preventing any data tracking or storage that could be exploited. Protocols like WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2 offer strong encryption while maintaining performance.

    A well-secured VPN should also provide split tunneling or kill switch mechanisms or  DNS leak protection. This ensures no data is inadvertently exposed during a connection drop.

    2. Server location…because speed and accessibility matters

    A VPN with a vast network of strategically located servers ensures low latency and high-speed performance. Businesses with a global workforce should opt for a VPN provider with servers in regions critical to their operations. Additionally, VPN providers with dedicated servers for streaming, VoIP, and P2P connections ensure optimized performance for different workloads.

    Pay attention to geo-restrictions—some countries, like China and Russia, impose strict VPN regulations. Ensure your VPN provider can bypass censorship and offers obfuscation technology for unrestricted internet access.

    3. Device compatibility…for ensuring seamless connectivity

    Enterprise environments consist of diverse operating systems and devices, from Windows and macOS to iOS, Android, and Linux. A good VPN should support all major platforms and allow easy integration with enterprise UEM solutions for centralized and granular control. 

    Businesses using IoT devices or cloud infrastructure should check whether the VPN provider supports secure access for these environments.

    4. Ease of deployment…for quick setup 

    A complex VPN setup can lead to deployment delays, security misconfigurations, and administrative burdens. VPN solutions must offer intuitive deployment options, such as:

    • Cloud-based deployment for easy scalability.
    • On-premise solutions for organizations requiring full control over data traffic.
    • Pre-configured VPN clients to minimize IT workload.

    Look for VPN providers that integrate seamlessly with Active Directory (AD), Single Sign-On (SSO), and IAM solutions, ensuring smooth authentication and user provisioning.

    5. Tech support…a crucial lifeline for enterprises

    Even the most robust VPN solutions can encounter technical issues. A good customer support with multiple channels (live chat, email, and phone support) is essential for quick issue resolution.

    Opt for a VPN provider that offers in-depth knowledge bases, and priority support for enterprise clients. Quick response times and a strong service-level agreement (SLA) ensure business continuity.

    6. Trial period and demos…testing before commitment

    Enterprise VPN solutions come with different pricing models and feature sets. To avoid investing in an unsuitable VPN, opt for providers that offer free trials or money-back guarantees. A well-structured trial period allows businesses to:

    • Test network speeds and reliability.
    • Evaluate compatibility with existing infrastructure.
    • Assess security features and logging policies.

    Additionally, request a live demo to see how the solution integrates into your existing security architecture and whether it meets business compliance requirements.

    Why should you go for Veltar Business VPN?

    Veltar Business VPN is one of the key features of the Veltar endpoint security suite. It adds an additional layer of security by encrypting data at rest and in motion. Veltar VPN is designed to meet the highest security and performance standards, making it the ideal business VPN solution. Here’s how it aligns with the key parameters:

    1. Advance security 

    Veltar VPN offers industry-leading AES-256 encryption, ensuring peer-to-hub data protection. It follows a zero-trust architecture, requiring continuous authentication through Scalefusion OneIDP’s SSO and custom OIDC authentication. 

    Additional security measures include cryptographic routing for secure traffic management, and a strict no-logs policy to prevent data tracking. Features like split tunneling, further enhance security by encrypting critical traffic while maintaining flexibility for other data.

    2. Ultra-low latency 

    With a provision for clients to have an on-prem server, Veltar VPN minimizes latency and maximizes performance. Businesses with a global workforce benefit from fast, reliable connections, ensuring seamless access to corporate resources. 

    3. Multi-OS support and seamless integration

    Veltar VPN supports all major operating systems, including Android, iOS and macOS. It integrates effortlessly with enterprise endpoint management solutions like Scalefusion UEM, allowing centralized policy enforcement. Businesses relying on IoT devices and cloud infrastructure can securely connect their environments without compatibility concerns.

    4. Built-in IP roaming

    Automatically detects and updates a peer’s IP address as it changes, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity without requiring manual reconfiguration. This feature is especially useful for dynamic network environments where IP addresses frequently change.

    5. Secure BYOD access

    Ensure robust protection by enforcing strict security policies for personal devices accessing corporate networks, mitigating risks of unauthorized access and data breaches.

    6. Network segmentation

    Enhance security and control by segmenting network traffic for different departments or teams within the organization, preventing unauthorized access and improving data management.

    7. Seamless connectivity 

    Ensures uninterrupted network access by automatically managing IP transitions, allowing remote users to stay connected without disruptions.

    8. Lightweight design

    Designed for efficiency, the lightweight architecture ensures fast connections while minimizing CPU usage, delivering seamless performance without compromising system resources.

    Get targeted security with Veltar Business VPN

    Veltar Business VPN offers the ideal solution with cutting-edge encryption, seamless connectivity, and comprehensive data protection. Its advanced features make it a reliable choice for businesses looking to strengthen their defenses without compromising performance. 

    Get Veltar Business VPN for unmatched data security and performance for modern businesses like yours. To know more about Velar contact our product experts. Book a free demo now!

    FAQs

    1. Are enterprise VPNs Secure?

    Yes, enterprise VPNs are secure, provided they are configured properly, use strong encryption methods, and are regularly updated. They ensure secure communication by creating a private, encrypted tunnel for data transmission over the internet.

    2. What is the difference between a personal VPN and an enterprise VPN?

    A personal VPN is designed for individual use to secure personal internet connections. It typically has fewer features. An enterprise VPN, on the other hand, is built for businesses, offering advanced security, centralized management, scalability, and the ability to handle multiple users with varying access levels.

    3. Which is better – paid or free Business VPN Solutions?

    Paid business VPN solutions are generally better than free ones because they offer stronger security features, faster speeds, dedicated support, and enhanced reliability. Free VPNs may compromise security or have limitations on performance and features.

    4. How do I set up an enterprise VPN?

    To set up an enterprise VPN, follow these generic steps:

    • Choose a VPN provider or self-hosted solution.
    • Install and configure the VPN server.
    • Set up VPN clients on employee devices.
    • Implement access controls and user permissions.

    But, the best way to set up an enterprise VPN is through an endpoint security solution, which ensures secure configuration, simplifies management, provides comprehensive protection for all devices, and integrates seamlessly with other security policies across the organization.

    Tanishq Mohite
    Tanishq Mohite
    Tanishq is a Trainee Content Writer at Scalefusion. He is a core bibliophile and a literature and movie enthusiast. If not working you'll find him reading a book along with a hot coffee.

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