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Corporate Intranet | Surveillance Self-Defense
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Self-Defense
Corporate Intranet
Services such as email, web, and access to files and printers that are accessible from within a company or large institution's local network, but not to the wider internet. Most companies take this as being sufficient security to protect their internal documents, but this means that any attack 
that can connect to the intranet can access or interfere with all the information being kept locally. An example of such an attack is tricking an employee to install malware on their laptop. To allow employees to access the intranet via the wider internet, companies will often provide their own Virtual Private Network (VPN ) which creates a secure connection to the inside of the intranet from anywhere in the world.