SecureLink Networks, a joint venture between PT&T Corp. and Australian tech firm Netlinkz Ltd., is investing millions of dollars in a new lab facility in Makati City, underscoring its growing commitment to the Philippines. Company chairman and co-founder, James Tsiolis, confirmed the multimillion-dollar investment during the launch of its flagship cybersecurity solution, Virtual Secured Network Plus (VSN+).
Tsiolis said the new lab will enhance SecureLink’s ability to deliver cutting-edge software solutions, porting advanced technologies from Australia to the Philippines. The investment, along with the launch of VSN+, marks a significant milestone in SecureLink’s mission to revolutionize enterprise cybersecurity in the region.
VSN+, a cybersecurity and networking solution, leverages zero-trust architecture and military-grade encryption to create secure, scalable digital environments for businesses, government sectors, and organizations with remote or hybrid work models. Unlike traditional VPNs, VSN+ offers a simpler, software-based solution that provides real-time threat protection and continuous monitoring, all while reducing infrastructure costs.
James Velasquez, PT&T chief executive officer, described the launch as a major step forward in providing scalable, secure solutions in an increasingly interconnected world. “With cutting-edge Australian technology and PT&T’s local expertise, we’re creating a future-ready network,” Velasquez said.
With SecureLink’s ongoing investments, VSN+ is poised to safeguard digital infrastructures across Southeast Asia, further solidifying the company’s role as a key player in the region’s cybersecurity market.
