Introducing the Network module

Coro's Network module enables organizations to create a secure virtual office that protects against external and internal attacks. It is available on MacOS and Windows. Coro Network focuses on the security of your computer networks and the data that is transmitted between them. Key components include virtual private networks (VPNs), access control (who can and cannot access certain resources from various networks), and data encryption.

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You must install the Coro Agent on your devices for the Network module to function. For more information on the Agent, see Coro Agent.

To learn more about the Network module, use the following links:

You can access the Network module from the Actionboard or Control Panel.

From the Actionboard:

Network from Actionboard

From the Control Panel:

Network from Control Panel

After you select the Network module from one of these areas, the activation process begins.

Activity log

Logs are available for actions taken in the Network module. The logged actions include a range of activities, such as:

  • Creating or failing to create a virtual office.
  • Adding or removing device group labels to different VPN modes or manual disconnection from the VPN.
  • Allowing or prohibiting manual disconnection from the VPN.
  • Changing the VPN encryption strength.
  • Adding or deleting resources from include/exclude lists, allowlists, or blocklists.
  • Adding, managing, or deleting site-to-site tunnels.
  • Enabling or disabling DNS filtering or DNS resolver anonymous mode.