Telecommunications and broadband services provider PT&T Corp. and its partner Netlinkz Ltd. Australia are investing millions of dollars to put up a lab in the country to localize the Australian tech firm’s cybersecurity solution.
SecureLink Networks Inc., the joint venture between PT&T and Netlinkz, launched on March 25 Virtual Secured Network Plus (VSN+).
VSN+, a cybersecurity and networking solution developed by Netlinkz, was described as a “military-grade encryption” and “software-defined networking” aimed at providing real-time threat protection, continuous monitoring, and seamless integration, enabling organizations to scale securely without the need for heavy infrastructure investments.
“We intend to localize the technology, so we will be deploying a lab in Manila to help us develop the VSN+ further and to localize the VSN+,” Netlinkz CEO and SecureLink chairman James Tsiolis said in a chance interview with reporters.
“We’re establishing a lab… that will be a multi-million dollar investment for us,” Tsiolis said, adding that its partner PT&T is already engaging with local development firms “to establish that lab here” and Philippine authorities to “license the technology.”
Author: TED CORDERO, GMA Integrated News
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