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Syniverse Launches Global Private Network for Secure IoT Connectivity

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Syniverse announced the launch of Syniverse Secure Global Access, a private, secure, global network for IoT connectivity that provides privacy and security that are not available through the public internet.

By directly connecting enterprises to the Syniverse Secure Global Access, it provides those businesses with secure connectivity to mobile operators across nearly 200 countries and territories.

Syniverse said the new private network uniquely reduces a business’s exposure to vulnerability of the public internet by operating independently from the public internet to provide a private, global network with the scale necessary for businesses to keep pace with the explosive IoT growth.

At the time of launch, more than five multinational businesses are already using Syniverse Secure Global Access to securely connect to the evolving mobile ecosystem and to safeguard vital business transactions like those needed to support the internet of things (IoT), claims Syniverse.

Dean Douglas, President and CEO, Syniverse
The reality is that the internet was not designed to be a secure environment, with malware and ransomware, data thefts and breaches, and hacks and distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks representing just some of the serious rising threats that undermine the public internet backbone.

John Wick, VP and GM, Connectivity and Mobility Services, Syniverse
Processing more than 4 billion transactions per day for more than 1,500 businesses around the globe, Syniverse has a history of securely supporting the volumes of high-speed, low-latency transactions that IoT will demand going forward.

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