Security
VPN
Private, encrypted network access from Noiz — standalone, bundled into a managed SLA, or as an add-on to the Private email tier.
Encrypted private networking that keeps management interfaces and internal services off the public internet. Noiz runs VPN three ways, depending on how the client wants to buy it.
Three ways to take it
- Standalone — a managed VPN for a team or a site, provisioned and maintained by Noiz.
- Under a managed SLA — bundled into the Workstation and Server support plans (a managed VPN client ships with managed workstations), so secure remote access is simply part of the estate.
- As an add-on to Private email — encrypted VPN isolation in front of a single-tenant Private mail server (the Tier 4 email option), so a stolen credential cannot be used off-network.
What it covers
- Encrypted VPN tunnels for staff, sites and servers
- Admin panels, databases and internal apps kept off the public internet entirely
- Per-user access that is revocable, and logged where the client requires it
- Configured, hardened and monitored by Noiz
Why Noiz
Open-source, Linux-native VPN tooling the client owns and can audit — no proprietary client, no lock-in. Hardened by default and, where it sits under a plan, SLA-backed.
Frequently asked
Can the VPN be bought on its own?
Yes. It can be a standalone managed VPN for a team or site, run and maintained by Noiz — or folded into a managed SLA, or added to a Private email server. Whatever fits the estate.
Which VPN technology does Noiz use?
Open-source, audited VPN tooling — encrypted tunnels for sites and servers, and a managed VPN client on managed workstations. No proprietary client lock-in; the configuration is the client’s to keep.
How does the VPN relate to the Private email tier?
On the Private (Tier 4) email server, the VPN provides encrypted network isolation in front of the mailbox, so a stolen credential is useless off the client’s network. See Email Security.