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Looks interesting... Am I correct in understanding that you guys would be the central party in the VPN? For example if Alice and Bob are both using CryptoSeal

• rdl 14y ago
  Yeah. We're primarily positioning this for a group of developers or other users who want access to internal resources, like AWS servers or potentially any SaaS application we support (would love to set up tunnels to internal-use tools like Salesforce). All of your traffic goes via us to your servers. This isn't ideal from a privacy perspective, but does allow IDS, DLP, etc. filtering. It's a tradeoff. I wouldn't do it, personally, for individuals. For businesses, however, a contract with a service provider to do this kind of thing is totally reasonable. You still can use ssh/ssl/etc. on all of your traffic to your servers. This protects lower-value stuff and/or is belt-and-suspenders.
  • sehrope 14y ago
    I've been looking for something like this for our product (SaaS database client, shameless plug: http://www.jackdb.com/ http://www.jackdb.com/) as security during network transit is obviously a big deal. At the moment there's is no explicit SSL/SSH tunnel so it relies on the underlying driver to handle. Being able to plug into something like this would be useful if it can automate/offload the client side VPN setup and simplify things for a client adding a new connection.