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1) What do you need VPN for? Access to workstation from home?<br />
2) Are you the wireless Admin or even a Admin period? If not, it will be impossible to tell <br />
3) Depends on what kind of encryption is setup. An encrypted SSID will be fairly safe while an open SSID will be fairly unsafe. Nothing is unhackable if the right person wants to get in. &nbsp;Just ask the Government that.
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1) What do you need VPN for? Access to workstation from home?
2) Are you the wireless Admin or even a Admin period? If not, it will be impossible to tell
3) Depends on what kind of encryption is setup. An encrypted SSID will be fairly safe while an open SSID will be fairly unsafe. Nothing is unhackable if the right person wants to get in.  Just ask the Government that.

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what does vpn do on corporate wifi
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I still dont quite understand the question. After your connected to your corporate Wifi a VPN connection will function just like your plugged into an ethernet jack on the wall. <br />
A VPN connection is normally used so you can &quot;tunnel back&quot; to a specific network bypassing access restrictions. 
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I still dont quite understand the question. After your connected to your corporate Wifi a VPN connection will function just like your plugged into an ethernet jack on the wall.
A VPN connection is normally used so you can "tunnel back" to a specific network bypassing access restrictions.

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1. what is the role of vpn on corporate wifi. which free vpn software i can install on my device which require min config settings<br />
2. how to report what devices connected to corporate wifi<br />
3. how secure is my device data on corporate wifi
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1. what is the role of vpn on corporate wifi. which free vpn software i can install on my device which require min config settings
2. how to report what devices connected to corporate wifi
3. how secure is my device data on corporate wifi

corporate wifi

Wireless networking is anything related to the transfer of data between two (or more) devices without the use of a physical connection, ranging from getting advice on a new Bluetooth headset to configuring sophisticated enterprise level networks.