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IT Debate: Five common VPN questions

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Gartner recommends a managed VPN, except for remote access use. Do you agree with this opinion? Do you believe a VPN is secure enough to use across the Internet? Is there some type of data that you would not trust on a VPN? You can read the related Gartner article, which will be posted 3:00 AM Wednesday, at https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00620001129ggp01.htm

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by jonp

Well the managed VPN is going to give you more peace of mind. There are solutions out there that will offer managed services for remote users. It is simply loading the software on to your system. I personally work with SafeNet, and am pretty confident sending data across the Internet to our corporate LAN. The nice thing about the managed system is that you store all the profiles in the Security Center, which also manages all the key sessions. This VPN meets all HIPAA compliance standards, as a matter of fact, it exceeds those standards.
I would reccomend taking a look at SafeNet by checking out thier site www.ire.com

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