Marking International VPN Day
with NordVPN

A VPN contributes to your digital safety by encrypting your internet traffic and routing it through a secure tunnel to a VPN server. There, your IP address is replaced with one from the server, making your online activity more private and significantly harder for third parties to monitor.

Encryption remains the backbone of VPN technology and the source of that privacy. But for a service like NordVPN, it is only the starting point. NordVPN functions as an all-in-one digital security app* that combines the most advanced VPN technology with a next-gen antivirus that blocks scams and phishing attempts, stops trackers, and scans files for malware before it ever opens on your device. And that is what a VPN like NordVPN can do for your digital safety — and why more people should be using one.

If you use a VPN, you are already experiencing more privacy and security online than many other internet users. But in cybersecurity, much like in life, tools work a lot like keys — one may open or secure certain doors, but never all of them.

That is why the general recommendation is to stack cybersecurity tools — to add to a VPN and use an anti-malware program and an antivirus as well as a password manager. But with just these few tools, that is already four different subscriptions, one for each tool. And most people do not want to manage and pay for four different subscriptions when they are likely managing dozens of other subscriptions for other types of services.

NordVPN gets that, which is why it has integrated the most important cybersecurity features of online protection into a single all-in-one digital security app* where the most advanced VPN technology is combined with a next-gen antivirus. So with just one subscription, you get a suite of tools instead of just one tool as well as the appropriate solution for today’s ever-more sophisticated threat landscape.