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Fast setup with no extra IT overhead
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Enterprise-ready security controls
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Perfect for small teams
Enterprise buyers and cyber insurers expect MFA, encrypted remote access, and clear access controls – even from early-stage teams. Most tools designed to meet these requirements assume you have a huge dedicated security team,which is rarely the case for small businesses.
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Built For Small Remote Teams
What You Actually Get
Designed to satisfy your enterprise partners and insurers – without becoming a security project on its own.
- Encrypted VPN access for secure remote and hybrid teams
- Centralized user and device management from one dashboard
- Role-based access controls for admins and team members
- Fast onboarding without hardware or complex setup
- Reliable, business-grade VPN with minimal configuration
Enterprise Review Ready for
Security Evaluations
PureVPN for Teams supports access-control requirements commonly reviewed during enterprise security assessments and cyber insurance underwriting.
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Cyber Insurance Questionnaires
MFA, encryption, access visibility
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SOC (Type I & II)
access control, encrypted remote access, MFA
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HIPAA
encrypted transmission and controlled remote access
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PCI DSS
secure access, encrypted transmission, and access controls
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ISO 27001 / ISO 27002
network security, identity and access management
Why This Works When Other Options Don’t
Standalone VPNs
Good for encryption. Rarely enough for audits or insurance. Account management becomes a hassle.
PureVPN for Teams
Covers the expectations that matter for enterprise partners and insurers — easy to manage and setup, without the complexity.
ZTNA / SASE Platforms
Great for large organizations. Heavy for 10–50 person teams.
Built for Teams Exactly Like Yours
Fully remote or hybrid teams (10–50 people)
Built for SaaS companies selling into enterprise environments with strict security requirements.
Supports audit readiness and compliance for regulated industries.
Securely manage client access without sharing credentials.
Simple access control for distributed teams of 10–50 people.
Trusted by Security Leaders Everywhere
From SMB IT teams to global CISOs — we bring you a team with two decades of cyber expertise.
We replaced three tools and two contracts. PureVPN MDR gave us 24/7 coverage and the audit evidence our board demanded. Ensuring peace of mind for the NIS2 and SOC 2 compliance.
Case studies. Leading Teams
Case studies. Leading Teams
Be it remote access, compliance, limit user access, PureVPN has been go-to solution for global leaders and their teams.
Don’t Let Security Reviews Delay Growth
Teams ask.
We answer.
Read on to frequently asked questions about PureVPN teams
Is this enough for enterprise security reviews and cyber insurance?
For many 10–50 person teams, yes.
PureVPN for Teams is built to support the remote access controls enterprise buyers and insurers usually ask about — MFA, encrypted access, and visibility into who can access what.
It’s often sufficient to pass reviews at this stage.
Does this make us SOC 2 or ISO 27001 compliant?
No single tool makes you compliant.
PureVPN for Teams supports specific controls commonly reviewed in SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and cyber insurance assessments — especially around secure remote access and authentication. Policies, processes, and evidence are still required.
What security requirements does this actually cover?
Teams typically use it to cover:
- Encrypted remote access
- MFA for users and admins
- Controlled access to internal systems
- IP allow-listing via dedicated IPs
- A clear, explainable remote access model
These are the controls most frequently checked in questionnaires.
How is this different from a regular VPN?
Basic VPNs usually only provide encryption.
PureVPN for Teams adds:
- MFA enforcement
- Dedicated IPs or servers
- Centralized team access management
- Better answers for audits and insurance
That’s what makes it usable for enterprise-facing teams.
Why not use ZTNA or SASE instead?
ZTNA and SASE platforms are powerful — but they’re typically designed for larger organizations.
For 10–50 person teams, they often introduce more setup time, policy complexity, and ongoing overhead than needed.
Many teams start simpler and adopt heavier platforms later as they grow.
How fast can we get started?
Most teams are up and running in minutes to a few hours, depending on team size.
There’s no infrastructure rebuild or long rollout required