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Is my VPN down? Live status of VPN and security services
Consumer VPNs such as NordVPN and the Geneva-based Proton VPN outnumber the handful of security tools built for companies. Server problems at the provider mean the app will not connect or keeps dropping. With a kill switch on, this can look as if your whole internet connection has failed.
Every service in VPN and security
Problems first, then the most reports in the last hour. Each strip shows user reports over the last 6 hours, 15 minutes a segment: green is the usual level, amber a rise, red an outage spike.
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Proton VPN, normal
, 1 report in the last hour -
Astra Security, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
CyberGhost VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
ExpressVPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Hide.me VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Hotspot Shield VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Microsoft Defender XDR, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Mimecast, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Mullvad VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
NordVPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Norton VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
PIA VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Proofpoint, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
PureVPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Qualys, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Surfshark, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
TunnelBear, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
VPN Unlimited, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
VyprVPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Windscribe VPN, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Zscaler, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour
Where the numbers come from
Every status here comes from problem reports that users send to a public outage-reporting service. This site collects them about every five minutes, counts them in 15-minute windows and compares each count with the usual level for that service at that time of day. A jump well above that level shows as an outage, and a smaller rise as problems. Reports show that many people had trouble at the same time. They are not a measurement of downtime.