Shauli Zacks is a writer and cybersecurity enthusiast with a passion for helping people navigate the online world. He doesn't just write about VPNs; he uses them constantly in his day-to-day life, both for security and entertainment purposes. When he's not writing, Shauli likes to spend time with his family, watch TV, play sports, and relax.
Securing your team’s access to company resources while giving employees or contractors access is no longer as simple as configuring the firewall and calling it a day. Cybersnoopers and corporate…
MPLS and VPNs are both used to connect networks, users, and applications securely, but they take very different approaches. MPLS is often used to link multiple office locations with high…
Setting up a VPN on your smart TV isn’t always straightforward, but it’s not as difficult as you might think. Some smart TVs support VPN apps directly, while others require…
A DNS server not responding is pretty annoying and fairly common; it often comes down to minor network or configuration problems. The good news is you can usually fix it…
When your VPN isn’t working, it can impact everything from your online security and privacy to your ability to safely stream your favorite shows and sports. It can even block…
One of the biggest side effects of the rise in remote and hybrid work is the growing risk to sensitive data. When you’re working from your home network or the…
If you’ve ever opened your VPN app and hesitated at the protocol settings, you’re not alone. Picking between WireGuard and OpenVPN can feel overly technical, especially if you’re just trying…
Windows 10 has been one of Microsoft’s most popular and reliable operating systems. Many have been reluctant to upgrade to Windows 11, even though it’s been available since the fall…
Ideally, a VPN runs in the background, and you can forget it's even there. But if you start noticing that your internet speed is slower than it used to be,…
You’ve probably caught wind of some concerning headlines about ChatGPT – like how it keeps your deleted chats or how some users accidentally get responses meant for someone else. Before…