VPN & Firewall Solutions for Home & Business
Secure remote access, connect offices and protect your network with a VPN and firewall approach shaped around what you need to do.
We help identify the right solution type first. Final equipment and services are confirmed after checking compatibility, security needs and budget.
A clear route from your goal to a practical next step
Find a VPN & firewall starting point
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Your Preliminary VPN & Security Plan
This is a preliminary recommendation based only on your answers, not a network scan or security audit. Final design depends on compatibility, security requirements and a technical assessment. Feature availability varies by solution.
VPN and firewall options in plain language
Remote access VPN
For people who need an approved, encrypted connection to work systems while away from the office.
Site-to-site VPN
For securely linking two office networks so staff can reach shared business resources.
Multi-site VPN
For connecting several branches, with access rules planned for how each location works.
Home router VPN
For compatible home setups, with whole-network or selected-device routing considered where supported.
Business firewall
Hardware, software or virtual firewall options may provide traffic controls, threat inspection, filtering, logging and VPN features depending on the selected system.
Custom architecture
For mixed cloud, office, remote-worker or multi-location requirements that need a closer technical review.
No single firewall includes every capability. We assess the features needed for your environment before discussing a suitable solution type.
VPN setup for home users
A compatible router can route traffic for the whole home or selected devices. For example, a TV may use a VPN route while a work laptop or gaming device follows a different route. The best setup depends on router support, the VPN service, device needs and internet performance.
We can help review router compatibility, selective routing and secure access to home resources. Streaming services and regional content availability depend on their own support, terms and restrictions; access cannot be guaranteed.
Business VPN and network security
Remote employees
Plan secure access for approved users, with authentication and multi-factor authentication where appropriate.
Office connectivity
Connect two offices or multiple branches, then define which business resources each team can reach.
Network protection
Assess guest Wi-Fi, internet links, servers, filtering, security monitoring and network separation.
Network firewall vs endpoint protection
A firewall helps control network traffic entering, leaving or moving through a network. Endpoint security protects individual computers, laptops, servers and supported mobile devices. One does not automatically replace the other.
Need protection directly on devices? Explore Endpoint Security & Antivirus →
Common VPN and firewall questions
What VPN do I need to connect two offices?
A site-to-site VPN is a common starting point when two office networks need secure connectivity. Router/firewall compatibility, internet connections and access requirements should be checked first.
What VPN is suitable for remote employees?
A remote-access VPN may suit staff who need secure access to approved business systems away from the office. User identity, device management and multi-factor authentication should be considered.
Can I install a VPN on my home router?
Sometimes. The router must support the chosen VPN setup, and whole-home versus selected-device routing should be planned. Service and streaming access cannot be guaranteed.
What is a site-to-site VPN?
It creates an encrypted connection between two networks, such as two offices, so authorized users can access shared resources.
Do I need a firewall with a VPN?
Not always, but businesses often assess VPN and firewall needs together because access control and network protection affect one another.
What is the difference between a firewall and antivirus?
A firewall controls network traffic. Antivirus and endpoint security protect individual devices. Many organizations use both layers.
Tell us what you need to connect or protect
SAM Solutions can review your environment, confirm compatibility and explain the next steps before any solution is selected.