Robust Encryption: Cloud VPN with IPSec offers AES-256 encryption by default, which is considered one of the most secure ciphers available. This algorithm provides 256-bit encryption keys, significantly exceeding the security of AES-128 used in other options.
Flexibility: You can further enhance security by selecting stronger hashing algorithms, such as SHA-256 or SHA-384, for authentication and integrity verification.
Wide Range of Configurations: Cloud VPN with IPSec supports both dynamic routing (BGP) and static routing, enabling you to tailor your VPN solution to your specific network requirements.
Scalability: It can be easily scaled to accommodate your growing bandwidth needs.
Cost-Effectiveness: Compared to Dedicated Circuits, Cloud VPN with IPSec often offers a more cost-effective solution.
Comparison with other options:
A). IPSec VPN Connect: While it supports IPSec, the default AES-128 encryption might not be sufficient for your strong encryption requirements.B. FastConnect with Private Peering: While offering private connectivity, it primarily uses TLS, which may not be as robust as IPSec for specific security needs.D. IPsec VPN over Dedicated Circuit: While potentially offering strong encryption depending on your configuration, it can be more complex and expensive to manage compared to Cloud VPN with IPSec.