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When you're working online remotely, [[ | When you're working online remotely, [[VPN and Off-Campus Access|use SwatVPN]] (VPN = virtual private network). The VPN client software for SwatVPN is called Cisco AnyConnect. | ||
Not only does VPN secure the network communication between your computer and the College, but it also provides you access to resources only available from on-campus and the same level of network protection that you have while on campus. Note that if you don't "control" or own the network you're on (e.g. public WiFi), you should absolutely use VPN for any college-related activities. By the way, VPN isn't just for Macs and PCs, you can also install it on [[ | Not only does VPN secure the network communication between your computer and the College, but it also provides you access to resources only available from on-campus and the same level of network protection that you have while on campus. Note that if you don't "control" or own the network you're on (e.g. public WiFi), you should absolutely use VPN for any college-related activities. By the way, VPN isn't just for Macs and PCs, you can also install it on [[VPN and Off-Campus Access#VPNandOff-CampusAccess-Chromebook|Chromebooks]] as well as [[VPN and Off-Campus Access#VPNandOffCampusAccess-CiscoiOSiOSDevice(iPad/iPhone)|iOS]] and [[VPN and Off-Campus Access#VPNandOffCampusAccess-CiscoAndroidAndroid|Android]] devices. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 18 May 2026
When you're working online remotely, use SwatVPN (VPN = virtual private network). The VPN client software for SwatVPN is called Cisco AnyConnect. Not only does VPN secure the network communication between your computer and the College, but it also provides you access to resources only available from on-campus and the same level of network protection that you have while on campus. Note that if you don't "control" or own the network you're on (e.g. public WiFi), you should absolutely use VPN for any college-related activities. By the way, VPN isn't just for Macs and PCs, you can also install it on Chromebooks as well as iOS and Android devices.