Businesses Require Hardware Upgrades For Faster VPN
Many companies that have looked to VPN for a more secure connection have come to realize that the service is only as good as the equipment. It’s an unfortunate reality that there are many businesses out there with outdated hardware, running outdated software and they are unable to verify security certificates for these devices as many of the industry leading malware scanners won’t validate these devices. There are companies running outdated Windows OS systems that have outdated security software installed leaving the entire network vulnerable to attack. It is advised that you contact a company to help you prepare to liquidate your assets. There are services that provide full inventory audits and will dispose or recycle your outdated equipment. I’m sure most of them will also sell you refurbished equipment to replace your outdated technology. Having faster processors, flash memory, and solid state drives help your computer to perform tasks much faster across a private network. Often times there are files and resources that are shared on these networks that become accessed at the same time leaving users without the ability to quickly and efficiently access these documents. In addition to upgrading the hardware of each workstation it is recommended that all switches and routers are replaced with the fastest available products on the market. The last thing to think about when improving the connection of your VPN is that the service provider you are using is actually hosting the service and is not reselling bandwidth from another service provider. Companies like NordVPN offer reliable VPN services for businesses and consumers. 
Reading through their overall reviews it looks as if they have a history of client satisfaction when it comes to the speed and stability of their services. Keeping those factors in mind when troubleshooting the speed of your network will help you understand where your weak points are. If it isn’t in your budget to liquidate all of the company computers you can incrementally recycle them and upgrade as needed. The first thing should be to replace the routers, switches, and make sure your provider is hosting the service they are selling you. After that you can upgrade the remaining computers for ultimate performance.