If your business has the benefit of a VPN it is possible to connect your Mac to it by creating connections to the network using the System Preferences window. The exact steps will depend on what kind of VPN you use and will typically include the import of the security certificate of your VPN. (Information about how to do this can be found on the VPN’s website.
If you don’t have access to a company-specific VPN service, you can use your Apple computer’s built-in VPN settings in order to create an L2TP over IPSec connection. To do so, open the System Preferences window and select Network. Then choose the + icon to add the VPN connection. You’ll need a server address as well as a username, account name, and password to set up this connection, in addition to a shared secret.
Once you have these details, you are prepared to access the Internet with your Mac’s VPN. Your web searches will be sent through the VPN, which will make it impossible to track your online activities. This will also guard against your internet service provider selling your personal data. Net neutrality is at risk, and without it ISPs could sell your browsing history or even your physical location.
Another reason to install a VPN on your MacBook is to unlock content that might be blocked in your region. Many entertainment websites block content that is restricted based on the region that you reside in however using a VPN will allow you to get around this. To do this, you’ll have to sign-up with an premium VPN service like Surfshark, and then download the software for your Mac.