Nord Security snaps up Atlas VPN

Nord Security snaps risen Map collection VPN

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Nord Security has proclaimed that it has reached a deal to incorporate Atlas vertebra VPN and will be adding the fellowship's VPN Service to its growing portfolio of cybersecurity brands and products.

Founded in 2019, Atlas VPN is a freemium VPN service that aims to make the open net safer and more than convenient for its users. While the company is relatively new to the VPN industry, information technology already has much than 6m users around the globe.

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Book of maps VPN will join Nord Security measures's portfolio of advanced cybersecurity solutions which includes brands like NordVPN, NordPass, NordLayer, NordLocker and NordWL.

Joining Nord Security measures

As some Nord Security measures and Atlas VPN are privately owned entities, details of the transaction were not disclosed away either company according to a press release.

Passing impertinent, Atlas VPN will become a part of Nord Security's corporate structure and as a answer, it will represent required to adhere to the cybersecurity firm's core principles of transparency and trustworthiness set by other Nord brands. This also means that Atlas VPN will undergo regular third-party audits.

Although Atlas VPN is joining Nord Security system, the team behind the company's VPN military service will continue to act independently and pursue their goals in the freemium VPN segment.

While Nord Security department has added new services and products to its offerings, this leave mark its first acquisition of another VPN supplier.

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