Bonding increases reliability and security by encrypting all WANs, splitting traffic over those WANs and centralizing your security architecture.

If you previously thought a VPN was secure, imagine a VPN that splits the data over several WANs. Basically, only a small piece of each 256bit AES encrypted packet flows through each WAN. For more added security when setting up remote sites, with Peplink SpeedFusion VPN, we set “deny all in / deny all out” as their default firewall rule. This allows all the traffic from the mobile clinic to flow through the hospital’s firewall making suresecurity policies are enforced. SpeedFusion SD-WAN combines the bandwidth of multiple connections into a VPN tunnel with the speed and reliability of all links combined. In order to implement SpeedFusion SD-WAN, we need two peers: a central aggregator connected to a highly reliable internet source (i.e. hospital or data center) and the remote peer that has multiple WANs to be bonded. The aggregator, a Peplink Balance Router, is used to receive VPN traffic from the multiple internet connections of the remote peer router.