Your work’s VPN might have a strict policy against split tunnel VPN clients. Or they might have narrowly defined lists of IP blocks they split for bandwidth pur

Your work’s VPN might have a strict policy against split tunnel VPN clients. Or they might have narrowly defined lists of IP blocks they split for bandwidth purposes (e.g. Microsoft’s O365 blocks to reduce teams bandwidth). If you think about it a split VPN tunnel with a default route to the internet effectively makes your client a bridge between your internal corporate network and the rest of the world. A bridge that browses the web and installs downloaded binaries. Just something to look into since it could get you spanked by your net or sec team if your company has those.