VPNközpontú

VPNközpontú is a Hungarian term that translates to "VPN-centric." It describes a network architecture or strategy where a Virtual Private Network (VPN) plays a central role in connectivity and security. This approach emphasizes the use of VPNs to establish secure, encrypted tunnels between devices, networks, or users, regardless of their physical location.

In a VPN-centric model, remote access for employees, site-to-site connections between different office locations, and even secure internet access for mobile users are all managed through a centralized VPN infrastructure. This often involves a dedicated VPN server or gateway that handles authentication, encryption, and traffic routing. The benefits of this approach include enhanced security, as data is protected in transit, and the ability to create a unified and controlled network environment. It can also simplify network management by consolidating security policies and access controls within the VPN system. Furthermore, a VPN-centric design can facilitate access to internal resources for authorized users as if they were physically present on the corporate network. This approach is commonly adopted by organizations looking to secure their data and provide flexible, remote access for their workforce.