Looking for VPN Recommendations with ISO 27001 Certification

December 11, 2025 5 answers
Asked by CuriousCat82
I'm currently navigating a vendor assessment process, and one of the compliance requirements is for any security tools we recommend to have certifications recognized by our auditors. It's a bit annoying, but hey, that's compliance for you. Specifically, I'm searching for VPN providers that have ISO 27001 certification since that keeps popping up in our compliance framework. Bonus points if they also have SOC 2 or other third-party security audits we can reference in our documentation. I know the big enterprise solutions cover this, but we're looking for options suitable for a smaller deployment, as those enterprise solutions often feel excessive and way overpriced for our needs. I've considered consumer VPNs with business tiers, but finding actual certification documentation is a challenge since many of them market towards individuals and tend to hide the compliance details if they exist at all. Has anyone dealt with this before?

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SeekingSolutions88
I believe PureVPN has ISO 27001 certification along with KPMG audit reports. It could be worth checking their business documentation since they offer team plans that might fit smaller setups.
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SupportAdventurer
How many remote workers do you have? Do you really need a VPN? There are also remote support tools like Screenconnect and AnyDesk. Have you considered Tailscale as a solution?
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TechGuru99
Most consumer-focused VPNs donโ€™t bother with these certifications because their target audience usually doesnโ€™t ask for them. You might want to check out business-specific options that really take compliance seriously.
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InfoFinder88
You might want to look into NordLayer, which is NordVPNโ€™s business-oriented offering. Here's a link to their security compliance info: https://help.nordlayer.com/docs/security-compliance.
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ComplianceNinja123
We managed to satisfy our auditors by just documenting our own security controls around VPN use instead of focusing on provider certifications, but your mileage may vary depending on your compliance framework.
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