Everyone needs privacy and security to protect themselves on today's unsecured Internet. Today’s Internet is not as safe as it was in the early 2000s. In the early 2000s all you really needed for protection was to use an anti-virus program. Back then most people didn’t even deploy a computer firewall. On Today’s Internet every computer must have anti-virus protection and be behind a firewall but you’re still not secure and are without adequate identity protection.

It’s idiotic to think we can store a multitude of personal information on our personal computers. Then send this personal data out all over the unsecured Internet while broadcasting to everyone where the information or data
is stored and where it is coming from.
    You're giving your IP number to everybody!

Most people know they have an IP number but most of us really don’t have a clue as to how it’s used. Your Internet Service Provider issues you either a static or dynamitic IP number to identify you on the Internet. With your IP number your personal computer or router on a private network (LAN) can be pinged, traced, tracked, logged, port scanned or hacked.

If that’s not bad enough, your ISP uses a DNS server to resolve all your web page requests made from your computer's web browser. (Internet Explorer - Mozilla Firefox) Every time you go to a web site or any other Internet place your ISP can monitor all your online activities and can also identify the type of data packets you’re downloading or uploading with the advent of packet-filtering, bandwidth throttling and deep packet inspection.

If that’s not bad enough, then every web site or place you visit logs your IP number and has the identity of your computer. Even Internet search engines Yahoo, Google & all other search engines log your IP number and all your search activities.

There's more Cyber Attacks, Data mining, Harvesting and Hacking than ever before going on over today's unsecure Internet. Paid Hackers, Organized Crime and even Foreign Governments are involved in gathering corporate & personal information from computers located in the United States and all they need to get started is your IP number.

The Solution:

When you connect to our VPN Service gateway server your real IP is hidden. A encrypted VPN tunnel is created between your computer and the VPN Service gateway server and your computer becomes totally anonymous and secure from all the above situations. The only IP number exposed to the Internet is the IP number of the VPN Gateway Server and not your real IP number.

Not even your ISP can log or monitor your online activities because all your incoming and outgoing data is encrypted. Your ISP can’t even identify the type of data being sent or received by your computer. Your ISP can’t log or track your web page requests because the ISP’s DNS server is no longer being used to resolve your web page requests.