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Secure what’s next – indispensable link in secure access
Remote Access VPN has been a trusted method for giving employees, partners and suppliers secure access to corporate networks for decades. Whereas it used to be mostly used for home workers, today we see VPN continuing to play a crucial role in supply chains, OT environments and sectors where legacy applications or internal databases do not yet have a cloud-native alternative.
The power of VPN lies in its simplicity. Through an encrypted connection, users can log into the corporate network from anywhere in the world and work as if they were in the office. This makes VPN a stable, secure and trusted building block within modern security architectures.
Secure access in a hybrid world
Our Remote Access VPN solutions provide secure, controlled access to corporate networks and sensitive applications for employees, suppliers and partners. This keeps VPN a reliable foundation for secure and scalable connectivity.
What we secure
- Remote access for employees, suppliers and partners
- Legacy and OT systems without direct cloud connection
- Encrypted communication between users and internal networks
- Access points via strong authentication and endpoint posture checks
- Supply chain connections with controlled, restricted rights
Our approach
- Strong authentication via MFA and identity-aware access control
- Segmentation of network access based on role and context
- Endpoint posture checks to validate device hygiene
- Continuous logging and monitoring of all sessions
- Integration with Zero Trust and SSE architectures
- Flexible management and scalable deployment via cloud or on-premises gateways
Remote access VPN
Find out how our Remote Access VPN lets your people work securely – anywhere
With encrypted connections, strong authentication and seamless access, your teams stay productive and protected
FAQ
The answers
to your questions
A traditional VPN grants access to an entire network as soon as someone is logged in. With a Zero Trust model, access is granted to specific applications or data based on identity, device and context. This is how you mitigate risk and increase control.
Yes, in many environments VPN remains relevant, especially for legacy systems or vendors that need network access. Within a modern architecture, VPN complements SSE and ZTNA, not replaces them.
A VPN Security Assessment provides insight into vulnerabilities, configuration gaps and areas for improvement. This ensures that your access system meets modern security and compliance requirements.