"Need Help Securing My Remote Team's Access - What's the Safest VPN and 2FA Setup?"

[jetman1981]

"Yo fellow community, I'm reaching out for some expert advice. I'm the manager of a remote team and I'm freaking out about security - I've got team members working from cafes, hotels, and even public Wi-Fi hotspots. What's the safest VPN and 2FA setup to protect our sensitive data?"

 

[Mrtindock]

"Hey OP, I'm a fan of ExpressVPN for remote teams - it's got robust encryption and a zero-logs policy. For 2FA, I recommend using Authy; it's easy to set up and syncs across all your devices. Has anybody else had success with NordVPN or LastPass?"

 

[thepepperoni]

"Hey OP, I'd recommend checking out NordVPN and 2FA via Authy. Both have received great reviews for their security and ease of use. Nord also has a good server spread, which is important for remote teams"

 

[Konsulix]

"Hey guys, I've had good luck with NordVPN for remote team access. Their 2FA setup also integrates well with other services, and their servers are pretty secure. Has anyone else had experience with it?"

 

[karacik]

"Dude, I'd recommend checking out NordVPN for remote team security - they've got robust encryption and a user-friendly interface. For 2FA, consider Authy or Google Authenticator, and make sure to enforce unique passwords with a password manager like LastPass. Been using this combo for my own team and it's been solid so far"

 

[Dragstars]

"Hey OP, you should check out NordVPN and WireGuard for a solid combo. As for 2FA, I'd recommend setting up Authy or Google Authenticator with a password manager like LastPass. It's a good balance between ease of use and security."

 

[Leg4]

Anyone experienced with best practices?

 

[Gendalff]

Discussion: strategies

 

[qwert82]

Thoughts on best practices?

 

[alexnadein]

best practices - let's talk