VPN services are used by most companies in India to secure their networks and digital assets from hackers. VPNs are very useful and dependable tools, with 30% of all internet users employing a VPN at least once a month, Forbes reported.
The report by MediaNama suggests that the committee recommended permanently blocking of VPN services in the country with the help of internet service providers across India. The report also said that the committee wants the Ministry to take initiatives to strengthen the tracking and surveillance mechanisms.īut before we try to understand why the Parliamentary Standing Committee wants such a harsh stand against Virtual Private Network (VPN), let's delve into what are the advantages of the VPN services. As per the committee, VPN apps and tools are easily available online and these allow criminals to remain anonymous online. The committee has reportedly stated that Virtual Private Network (VPN) services are a threat to counter cyber threats and other nefarious activities.
In the latest, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs wants the Indian government to ban VPN services in the country as per a report by MediaNama. But while VPNs remain effective enterprise tools to enable remote collaboration on sensitive files, the public use of VPNs has often come across controversial scrutiny.
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