Ironclad VPN cryptography solutions

Protect your private networks with national security-grade cryptography solutions by VOROR.

Ironclad VPN cryptography solutions

Protect your private networks with national security-grade cryptography solutions by VOROR.

At VOROR our VPN cryptography solutions are ideal for small and large-scale organisations as it secures internet communications and minimises data breaches.

VPN cryptography helps to create end-to-end encryption and blocks any unauthorised third-party users from intercepting your sensitive information.

Simply put, it ensures that your network activity is only visible to you and your service provider.

At VOROR our VPN cryptography solutions are ideal for small and large-scale organisations as it secures internet communications and minimises data breaches.

VPN cryptography helps to create end-to-end encryption and blocks any unauthorised third-party users from intercepting your sensitive information.

Simply put, it ensures that your network activity is only visible to you and your service provider.

Types of end-to-end VPN encryption and why it matters

End-to-end VPN encryption is vital for any corporation that wants to secure a line of communication that blocks third-party users from accessing your data by restricting the readability and transmissions of data.

There are two main types of encryption that can benefit your business and keep your networks secure:

Symmetric-key encryption

In order to use this form of cryptography, you must know which computers will be communicating with each other. Each computer will then be given the secret key to encrypt a packet of information before its sent to the other computer. Each computer must have this code in order to decrypt the information being sent over the network.

Public-key encryption

Public-key encryption was established as a counter in the event that the symmetric key was intercepted. This method uses two keys—private and public key—simultaneously. While the private key is known to the computer, the public key is provided by the computer to any other computer that wants to communicate securely with it.


Types of end-to-end VPN encryption and why it matters

End-to-end VPN encryption is vital for any corporation that wants to secure a line of communication that blocks third-party users from accessing your data by restricting the readability and transmissions of data.

There are two main types of encryption that can benefit your business and keep your networks secure:

Symmetric-key encryption

In order to use this form of cryptography, you must know which computers will be communicating with each other. Each computer will then be given the secret key to encrypt a packet of information before its sent to the other computer. Each computer must have this code in order to decrypt the information being sent over the network.

Public-key encryption

Public-key encryption was established as a counter in the event that the symmetric key was intercepted. This method uses two keys—private and public key—simultaneously. While the private key is known to the computer, the public key is provided by the computer to any other computer that wants to communicate securely with it.

How our VPN cryptography solutions benefit your business


Online security


No restrictions to access files


Secure access to files on public networks


Multiple IP addresses to bypass geo-blocking

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Get in touch with our team of experienced cybersecurity professionals to learn more about how our cutting-edge tools can secure your business.

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