A virtual private network (VPN) provides an extra layer of privacy to its users, enables you to access foreign websites, and can even provide secure connections for transferring sensitive business information. While they are typically used by individuals, dedicated business VPNs offer the ability to manage multiple user accounts, block certain types of content and keep your data safe from prying eyes.

In India, however, most cybersecurity companies providing VPN service have shut down their physical servers in India after the Government of India’s order to store consumers’ personal data in case of cybercrimes. The CERT-In, under the Indian Department Information Technology, has asked all VPN service providers operating in the country to store users’ information—names, email IDs, contact numbers, IP addresses, etc—for a period of five years.

Such a verdict hasn’t gone well for VPN service providers like Private Internet Access, NordVPN, IPVanish VPN, VPN Unlimited, among others. They maintain that following the regulation would breach the privacy cover they provide to Indian consumers and hence decided to step back.

Nevertheless, VPN companies assure their Indian consumers that the government’s verdict will not affect its operations. After the data law comes to power, the company has announced plans to introduce virtual servers, which will be located in countries like Singapore and London, for Indian users to use its VPN service to secure their cyberspace.

We’ve analyzed the key features you should consider in order to choose the best business VPN for your needs, and these are our top picks.