A business VPN creates secure, encrypted connections so your offices, remote staff and cloud can reach company systems safely over the public internet. It's about connectivity and access control for an organisation. That's different from a consumer privacy VPN, which individuals use to mask their own browsing. Everything on this page is about corporate VPN for secure business connectivity.

Site-to-site VPN connects whole locations — branches, offices and data centres — to each other over encrypted tunnels, so they behave like one network. Remote-access VPN connects individual users (laptops, phones) securely to company resources from anywhere. Many businesses need both: site-to-site for branches and remote-access for a mobile or hybrid workforce. We help you scope each.

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) grants access to specific applications rather than the whole network, verifying user and device every time. It limits what an attacker can reach if a login is compromised, which is why many organisations are moving remote access from traditional VPN toward ZTNA (often as part of SASE). Classic VPN still has its place — especially site-to-site — so it's often a transition rather than an overnight switch. We help you choose the right path.

The essentials are strong, modern encryption and protocols (such as IPsec, SSL/TLS or WireGuard), multi-factor authentication so a stolen password isn't enough, device-posture checks, least-privilege access and keeping the VPN software patched. A poorly configured or outdated VPN can be a serious weak point, which is why we vet partners on these basics before listing them.

For corporate VPNs the focus is secure access and protecting data — the DPDP Act covers personal data and CERT-In sets expectations around security logging and incident reporting, so logging and access controls matter. (CERT-In's directions on subscriber-data retention chiefly concern providers of VPN services to the public, not a company's own internal corporate VPN.) Pricing is typically per site (site-to-site) and per user (remote access/ZTNA), with managed options monthly. Figures here are illustrative, and this is general guidance, not legal advice — confirm specifics with the partner and your advisors.