A VPN connection consists of two computers, the client and the server. The server is sitting in a data center hooked up directly to the Internet. The client can be a computer connected to the Internet anywhere in the world, be it a coffee shop, airport, or workplace. The client uses a VPN program to initiate a link with the host. This link is protected with a pre-established key and heavily encrypted. Once established, the client forwards all its traffic through this link and accesses the Internet from the vantage point of the server. This means all of the client's data is leaving the local network on this encrypted link, so it avoids any snoops. Also, since the server is connected directly to the Internet, it allows the client a path around any filters that may be in place on the local network in a school or office.

We offer simple, low cost VPN solutions aimed at individuals and business looking for a little security when using public Wi-Fi or who need to get around web filters and network restrictions. Using an industry standard technology and the best encryption available, we offer support for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Our servers are running OpenVPN, but don't worry, the "open" is open source, not open access. We offer competitive price points for individuals and small groups. If you are interested in high volume solutions, contact us for a quote.