The iPad supports SSL VPNs from Juniper, Cisco, and F5, although you need to download clients for those from the App store. You can also create your own custom SSL VPN setup if you wish.

A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, connection on your iPad gives you remote access to a network -- and the folders and files on the host computer -- using a Wi-Fi or cellular data connection ...

Setting up a VPN is a little complicated and if you’re doing it on a lot of iOS devices in a single household, it’s a bit of a pain. How-To Geek suggests creating a single configuration ...

So I have an iPad(v3) and I want to connect to my corporate VPN. The VPN runs Cisco IPSec and I'm having major trouble getting the iPad to connect. I've entered the information and the system will ...

Afterward, install the Google One app on iPhone or iPad to start the set-up process. Once rolled out, there will be a card in the Home feed with an “Enable VPN” button.

If you’re not using a VPN to protect your iPhone or iPad, then you could be putting yourself at risk. Here, we take a look at the best VPNs for the iPhone.

At first glance it can be difficult to determine exactly which VPN protocol was created in OS X's Network system preference. Ah, but with a second look ...