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What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN)? Definition or Meaning

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To stay safe in the “big, bad world” that is the public internet, replete with spoofers, hackers and cyber criminals, many organisations take advantage of a secure, private connection between their remote devices and their corporate network with technology known as virtual private networks or VPN’s. Remote workers, on-site technicians and even entire regional offices take advantage of VPN technology to access corporate networks.

For example…

CyberGhost is a free and simple VPN that users can download and use when on public WiFi networks. It works by allowing users to connect to secure servers in selected countries. Fail safes and a commitment to data privacy means the user can expect a secure and effective internet connectivity.

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