Assuming that your IT infrastructure is still available, you can use McDonalds' WiFi and your existing VPN solution to connect to corporate applications and data. Maybe many of your colleagues are not using VPN (often) and they might be struggling to set up a VPN connection. Or your company might have a policy that you always have a VPN session to the datacenter and use an "Always Tunnel" configuration.
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This "always on VPN" configuration is fully transparent to user, gives the company full control over the data streams from/to corporate client PCs even when they are out in the field, and it is impossible to copy or steal the VPN credential from the PC. Consider that using and managing the TPM can be fully automated ("Zero Touch") and with a very low investment you have the best security and Identity Management protection that is available on the market today (and tomorrow!).
For more information about TPMs and how to deploy them for ultra secure VPN and other Identity Management solutions: beaukey@gmail.com