A VPN is the most cost-effective way to connect remote offices and remote workers to a company network without compromising security. Whether a business has five remote employees or five hundred, a VPN solution needs to meet the same core requirements: strong security, easy setup, and room to grow.
You can start a free 30-day trial of the NCP Secure Entry Clients for Windows or macOS to find out if it fits your needs.
For single users and small installations, the NCP Secure Entry Client Suite for Windows and macOS is built to be more than a traditional VPN client.
Because the Entry Client is compatible with all common VPN gateways and requires no central management infrastructure, a small business can deploy it quickly at low cost.
You can later move to NCP's centrally managed Enterprise VPN solution if you need to scale beyond 100 users without switching vendors.
For end devices with Windows and macOS
This FAQ covers how NCP's Enterprise VPN supports Small & Medium-Sized Businesses.
Yes. A VPN is the ideal tool for connecting remote offices and workers to a company network at low cost without compromising on security.
No. NCP's solutions are built for flexible integration and compatibility with existing infrastructure, and they're universal and compatible with all major VPN products, so businesses can protect their prior investment.
No. The solution is designed so end users aren't hindered by complicated technical procedures, with fast and straightforward setup.
Easy-to-use VPN software increases acceptance among both users and administrators, which is what keeps technical problems and support costs low for IT management.
Yes. A business can start with single-user Entry Client licenses for Windows, macOS, or Android and move to the centrally managed Enterprise VPN solution, with clients, management, and server, as its remote access needs grow.
It's NCP's gateway-agnostic VPN client suite for Windows and macOS, designed for single users and small installations. It's recommended for organizations with up to 100 remote access users that don't require central management. It also fits single-user budgets.
It includes an integrated personal firewall, an integrated internet connector, and a consistent interface across devices, all built into one piece of software rather than requiring separate tools.