About
Independent VPN and cybersecurity reviews, with no paid placements.
We test VPNs and security tools, explain the trade-offs in plain English, and publish recommendations we would give to a friend — not the ones with the highest commission.
Who we are
VPN Security Blog is an independent editorial project run by a small team of security-minded reviewers and engineers. We buy our own subscriptions, test products in real workflows, and document what we find. When a product is not worth your money, we say so.
What we cover
- VPNs — privacy, speed, streaming, remote work, and small-business use
- Privacy — no-log policies, data removal, password managers, and browser hygiene
- Cybersecurity — endpoint protection, zero trust, ransomware readiness, and cloud security
- Business software — the CRM, email, and operations tools that intersect with security
How we test
Every VPN review starts with the same checklist: jurisdiction and ownership, independent no-log audits, RAM-only infrastructure, protocol support, leak testing, real-world speed at different times of day, streaming access, device limits, and the quality of the apps.
We check vendor claims against public audit reports and current documentation. Where we have not tested something ourselves, we say so. You can read the full methodology on our How We Test page.
How we stay independent
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy a product, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That revenue funds the site and keeps the reviews free.
Affiliate relationships do not determine our rankings. We recommend the product that fits the reader's needs, and we disclose every commercial link. Our full policy is in our Affiliate Disclosure.
Corrections and updates
Prices, server counts, and features change constantly. We review evergreen guides on a recurring schedule and add an updated date whenever a page changes materially. If you spot an error, tell us through the contact link in the footer and we will correct it.