You've run a tool, such as ZAP, against your web site in an attempt to harden it and you discover your site is prone to 'clickjacking'. 

A quick search reveals:

Clickjacking

The malicious practice of manipulating a website user's activity by concealing hyperlinks beneath legitimate clickable content, thereby causing the user to perform actions of which they are unaware.

We have several clients using OpenVPN in one form or another but I was playing around with the OpenVPN appliance available for download here:

https://openvpn.net/index.php/access-server/download-openvpn-as-vm.html

As a side note -- they warn you against using VMWare Player.  While I didn't use Player, I was testing it out in VMWare Workstation 11 and it works perfectly. 

On more than one occasion, I've been remote to a machine and needed to pull the service tag.  Dell has a mechanism on their site which can get that information for you but I seem to recall it only works when you're physically on the machine and not accessing it through an RDP connection.

Since I access almost every machine while being remote, you can see how that poses a problem.