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Virtual Private Network (VPN)


Data privacy is considered to be one of the most crucial aspects of securing the data over the network. Data privacy, is also known as Information Privacy. It is a part or subsidiary of information technology, which deals with the abilities of organisation or individual to determine the type of data to be shared on a computer system with the third parties.
Virtual Private Network (VPN) is one more important feature of data privacy. VPN plays a major role in protecting the privacy of data and communication channel on the network. Data privacy describes VPN techniques to keep the data safe on the network.
Internet Protocol Security VPN (IPsec VPN): IP Sec defines a private communication channel in order to support secured business operations on the network. IP Sec fulfils the dream of sending information through the secured channel to remote servers anytime/anywhere to any recipient across the work.

• Dynamic Multipoint VPN: 

Dynamic Multipoint VPN (DM-VPN) is a Cisco IOS solution used for building flexible IPsec Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). DM-VPN is involved in setting multiple private secured channels among different VPNs in the network.

• Group Encrypted Transport VPN (GET VPN): 

GET VPN helps in setting up group of secured channels between different VPN`s in the network. GET VPN helps in defining Regulatory compliance as the basic security need of any enterprise.

• Secure Socket Layer VPN (SSL VPN):

 A Secure Sockets Layer Virtual Private Network (SSL VPN) is a type of VPN, which is used with a standard web browser. SSL VPN is used to provide remote users with the access to applications and internal network connections.

• Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS VPN):

 MPLS VPN is about defining various private secured channels on VPN using MPLS technology. MPLS is a technology that speeds up the movement of packets between sources to destination points in the network.

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