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Tailscale was already growing at a blistering pace. Then 2025 happened. The Toronto company, which has rapidly become the virtual private network technology provider of choice to ...

Key features of Tailscale include: ・Zero-config VPN: No complicated settings are required like with traditional VPNs. Start using it in minutes. - WireGuard-based: Uses WireGuard, a fast and modern ...

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Tailscale VPN makes it supremely easy to directly connect your devices and employees into a private zero-trust network. If you need its ultra-configurable access control options and expert-level tools ...

Simple and affordable Tailscale allows you to create an encrypted, peer-to-peer virtual network using the secure WireGuard protocol, without generating public keys or constantly typing passwords.

Amid a sea of top-down network security solutions, Tailscale’s bottom-up approach is paying dividends. A slew of American investors have backed Canada’s newest unicorn, as Tailscale has raised $128 ...

Tailscale Inc., a startup that helps enterprises establish secure network connections between their systems, has raised $160 million in funding. The Canadian software maker disclosed the investment ...

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TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tailscale, a new kind of corporate VPN, launched today to help remote teams securely access the services they need, without the long setup times of traditional VPNs. Based on ...

Zero trust security is an emerging paradigm in enterprise IT. It means that no one is trusted by default from inside or outside a network and verification is required from everyone trying to gain ...