What is a key purpose of AlwaysOn VPN in this context?

• A. Management wants to regulate the network access provided to its users
• B. To provide VPN redundancy
• C. To reduce server load
• D. To require two factor authentication always

Answer: (A)

AlwaysOn VPN exists to regulate access to the corporate network. It provides policy-based control over remote connections, letting IT define who can connect, from which locations or devices, and what resources they can reach. This approach ensures that remote access is granted only to authorized users and devices, with authentication and, when configured, device compliance and conditional access applied. Other aspects like redundancy or forcing MFA are benefits or design considerations, but the primary purpose is controlling and governing access to the network.