Business VPN by KeepSolid
Business VPN software
Network security software
- Features
- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
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- Information technology and software
- Real estate and property management
- Public sector and nonprofit organizations
What is Business VPN by KeepSolid
Business VPN by KeepSolid is a managed VPN service designed to provide encrypted remote access to company resources and to route employee internet traffic through controlled VPN gateways. It targets small to mid-sized organizations that need centralized user management, device connections, and policy controls without deploying their own VPN infrastructure. The product is delivered as a subscription service and typically includes administrative controls for teams, dedicated or shared server options, and client apps for common desktop and mobile platforms.
Centralized team access management
The product is built for business use with an admin-managed approach rather than purely individual consumer accounts. It supports managing multiple users and devices under a single organization subscription. This fits common remote-work scenarios where IT needs to provision and revoke access centrally.
Encrypted remote connectivity
A VPN service provides encrypted tunnels between user devices and VPN gateways, reducing exposure on untrusted networks such as public Wi‑Fi. This helps protect traffic in transit and can support secure access to internal services when combined with appropriate network routing. It addresses a baseline remote-access requirement within the broader network security software category.
Service-based deployment model
As a hosted service, it reduces the need to deploy and maintain VPN servers and related network appliances. This can shorten time to rollout for organizations without dedicated network engineering resources. It also shifts some operational responsibilities (such as gateway availability) to the vendor.
Less control than self-hosted
A vendor-hosted VPN typically provides fewer low-level networking controls than products where customers run their own routers, firewalls, or VPN servers. Organizations with strict requirements for custom routing, advanced segmentation, or bespoke authentication flows may find the configuration model limiting. This can matter for complex hybrid networks or regulated environments that require full infrastructure control.
Not a full ZTNA platform
Traditional VPNs focus on network-level tunneling and do not inherently provide application-level access controls, continuous device posture checks, or granular per-app policies associated with zero-trust access products. If the goal is to replace broad network access with least-privilege application access, additional tooling may be required. This can increase complexity when compared with platforms designed specifically for private application access.
Vendor dependency for availability
Because connectivity depends on the vendor’s gateway infrastructure and service operations, outages or regional capacity constraints can directly affect user access. Organizations may need redundancy planning (multiple gateways/regions) and clear SLAs to mitigate this risk. This dependency can be a concern for business-critical remote access.
Seller details
KeepSolid Inc.
New York, NY, USA
2013
Private
https://www.keepsolid.com/
https://x.com/KeepSolid
https://www.linkedin.com/company/keepsolid-inc-/
