You need a VPN. Before we get into why, let’s define what a VPN is. VPNs are virtual private networks that give you privacy by creating a private network on public internet connections. Basically, if anyone is trying to track your activities, a VPN will prevent them from deciphering your data, or finding your location. VPNs pass all your activity through an encrypted tunnel.

The word encryption refers to the conversion of data from a readable format into a format that can only be read or processed by someone who possesses a “decryption” key or password. When working in a firm where confidentiality is really important, users can use encryption tools to safeguard any sensitive data, making sure that only those who have been provided the appropriate keys are able to access it. In this case, even if someone unauthorized gets their hands on the device that contains the data, they won’t be able to access it.

Here are a few VPN options you could consider:

NordVPN

ExpressVPN

Surfshark

ProtonVPN