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The OpenVPN project was founded in 2001 by James Yonan. Yonan was traveling through Central Asia, and in order to work, he had to connect remotely to his office. However, connecting through servers in countries with untrustworthy security practices gave Yonan concern about his online safety. Out of every problem comes a solution — that's when

OpenVPN was launched through the joint efforts of co-founders Francis Dinha and James Yonan. While both of these leaders have very different backgrounds and very different skillsets, together they’ve built a company that has changed the face of cybersecurity worldwide.

Leading companies like Facebook and Google have paid out millions to developers through their bug bounty programs. Now OpenVPN is supporting OSTIF’s efforts in engaging the brilliant minds in the community to maintain high cyber security standards.