> If you set something like this up you can make anything secure I'm surprised there isn't an open source "secure" proxy service that you mentioned. It also ma

> If you set something like this up you can make anything secure I'm surprised there isn't an open source "secure" proxy service that you mentioned. It also makes sense to keep on top of updates. Also, if security is an important requirement, then it makes sense for the organization to use someone who knows what they are doing to set up the network and own the security requirement. Audits would also be prudent.