Securing Your VPN: Six Considerations

With the majority of the work force now working from home, VPN's have never been more important. The increase demand to work from home can put pressure on IT organization to come up with quick solutions for business continuity. However, a poorly design VPN rollout can be catastrophic for your network. In this video we'll cover how to secure your VPN network rollouts and best practices.
1. Known Vulnerabilities in Major VPN Vendors 0:55
2. Selecting Secure VPN Protocols 2:00
3. Multi Factor Authentication 3:09
4. Using Certificates 3:56
5. Segmentation 4:39
6. Split Tunneling vs Tunnel Mode 5:51
Last year we saw major vulnerabilities in almost every major VPN vendor. Below are some of the advisories I mentioned in the video:
Cisco Security Advisory cisco-sa-20191002-asa-ssl-vpn-dos
Palo Alto Security Advisory PAN-SA-2019-0020
FortiGuard Security Advisory FG-IR-18-384
Pulse Secure Security Advisory SA44101
F5 Security Advisory K73183618

[@AnAverageDude]

Thank you for talking about Split Tunneling, tons of orgs are doing it right now to handle the influx of traffic.

[@ParthibanD240694]

Thanks....Great video on VPN best practice 👍 expecting more videos

[@CodeXND]

awesome ... thank you ..is it possible to decrease volume of intro ?

[@daveys]

Very interesting. Good points about the protocols, SIEM and the split tunnelling.

[@redteamalerts1274]

Great video.. Thank you.

[@ahmedshashoug4559]

awesome

[@Derbauer]

cant hear outside on mobile on max volume.