TelephonyONe VPN Solution

Consumer VPNs sit on top of the public internet. This means your data is competing for space with Netflix streams, social media traffic, and video games. In regions like Central and South America, where public internet stability can vary, this leads to:

1. Packet Loss: Dropped data that causes "robotic" voices on VoIP calls.
2. High Latency: That annoying 2-second delay in your video conferences between San Salvador and New York.
3. Security Vulnerabilities: Encryption is strong, but your data is still traveling through "hostile" public territory.

If you’re running a business with branches in the U.S., Canada, El Salvador, or Colombia, you know that reliable communication is your lifeline. But as you expand into Latin America, many companies make a critical mistake: they rely on consumer-grade VPNs (like PureVPN or NordVPN) to link their offices.

While those tools are great for hiding your IP at a coffee shop, they aren't built to run a multinational corporation. Here is why your business needs to move beyond the "public tunnel" and onto the private backbone of AT&T Virtual Private Network (AVPN).

AT&T AVPN isn't just a piece of software; it’s a dedicated lane on a private highway. Instead of using the public internet, AVPN utilizes MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) technology to route your traffic entirely within AT&T’s private global network.

 In 2026, AT&T provides global network services, including Virtual Private Network (VPN) and SD-WAN solutions, to over 200 countries. Their Latin American presence for business networking is extensive, often supported by regional partnerships like their long-standing agreement with America Movil. The specific countries in Latin America included in AT&T's business network and VPN reach as of 2026 are:

1. Argentina
2. Belize
3. Bolivia
4. Brazil
5. Chile
6. Colombia
7. Costa Rica
8. Dominican Republic
9. Ecuador
10. El Salvador
11. Guatemala
12. Guyana
13. Honduras
14. Mexico
15. Nicaragua
16. Panama
17. Paraguay
18. Peru
19. Suriname
20. Uruguay
21. Venezuela 

Key Service Details:

1. Business Tools: Organizations can use the AT&T Global Network Client to manage remote access to corporate IP VPNs across these regions.
2. Mobile Integration: Customers on AT&T Business Unlimited Premium or Unlimited Elite plans receive unlimited talk, text, and data in 20 of these Latin American countries at no extra cost.

Operating in Colombia and El Salvador presents unique challenges. Local infrastructure can be unpredictable. By using AVPN, you gain:

1. Direct Connectivity: Connect your Bogota office to your Houston headquarters as if they were in the same building.
2. Voice Quality: If you use VoIP or SIP trunking, AVPN’s Class of Service ensures your phone calls never drop, even when the local public internet is peaking.
3. Local Expertise, Global Reach: You get the reliability of a U.S. titan (AT&T) with a footprint that understands the regulatory and technical landscape of Latin America. Eduardo Ramirez operates from Colombia. 

If your team is complaining about slow file access, laggy video calls, or if your IT department is worried about the security of remote branches, you’ve outgrown your current setup. Moving to a managed AVPN solution doesn't just secure your data—it optimizes your entire operation.