Comprehensive analysis of VPN technologies, protocols, and deployment models for enterprise VPN and corporate VPN security assessments and penetration testing services
Understanding different VPN types, their use cases, security implications, and penetration testing considerations.
Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) is a suite of protocols for securing IP communications by authenticating and encrypting each IP packet in a communication session.
Understanding different VPN deployment architectures and their security implications.
Connects entire networks together, typically used for branch office connectivity.
Provides individual users secure access to corporate networks from remote locations.
VPN services delivered through cloud infrastructure, offering scalability and flexibility.
Comprehensive comparison of VPN protocols across security, performance, and enterprise suitability metrics.
Protocol | Security | Performance | Setup Complexity | Enterprise Suitability | Common Vulnerabilities |
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IPsec | Excellent | High | Complex | Excellent | Weak PSK, IKE aggressive mode |
OpenVPN | Excellent | Medium | Medium | Excellent | Config errors, weak ciphers |
WireGuard | Excellent | Excellent | Simple | Good | Key management, config exposure |
SSL/TLS VPN | Excellent | Medium | Simple | Excellent | Web app vulns, session hijacking |
L2TP/IPsec | Good | Medium | Medium | Good | NAT traversal, weak PSK |
SSTP | Good | Medium | Simple | Limited | Platform dependency, cert issues |
PPTP | Poor | High | Simple | Not Recommended | Weak encryption, auth bypass |