Reliable IP Whitelisting
Whitelist one IP across all your SaaS tools, firewalls, and cloud security groups. When your IP never changes, there are no exceptions to update and no access gaps when a shared pool rotates.
A dedicated VPN for business gives your organisation a fixed, static IP address on private VPN infrastructure that belongs solely to you. Unlike business VPN services that rotate IPs across thousands of users on a shared pool, a dedicated IP means you control your IP reputation, can whitelist access reliably, and maintain a clear audit trail of every session.
A dedicated VPN for business solves the problems that shared VPN pools cannot
Whitelist one IP across all your SaaS tools, firewalls, and cloud security groups. When your IP never changes, there are no exceptions to update and no access gaps when a shared pool rotates.
Shared VPN pool IPs are frequently blocklisted by services due to abuse from other users on the same pool. Your dedicated IP carries no prior history - it is clean from the moment it is provisioned.
Issue credentials to contractors and remote staff without exposing your core network. Revoke access the moment an engagement ends - no residual access, no manual cleanup.
Every session is logged against your static IP, making it straightforward to attribute access in any HR, IT, or compliance investigation. You always know who connected, when, and for how long.
Built for organisations that need to demonstrate access accountability
Your data never routes through shared infrastructure. Every session runs on a dedicated VPN node provisioned exclusively for your organisation.
PrivyNet logs when users connect to your VPN. Each entry is tied to a known static IP and a specific credential holder, giving you a clear record of who accessed what and when.
Dedicated infrastructure supports your data processing accountability obligations. A Data Processing Agreement is available on request.
Infrastructure availability is governed by our Service Level Agreement, giving your business a contractual commitment on reliability.
Organisations without purpose-built tooling often leave VPN access active for days after a departure. With PrivyNet, revocation is instant.
Revoke the moment HR confirms a departure. The credential is immediately invalidated - there is no window of lingering access.
Terminate the active session before the device can be used maliciously. No need to wait for IT to locate or remotely wipe the device first.
No lingering credentials when a project ends. Access is removed as cleanly as it was granted - with an access log entry as the record.
PrivyNet uses a server-authoritative credential model - when a credential is revoked, the server refuses it immediately. There is no grace period and no way to reconnect with an invalidated credential.
Every connection to your dedicated VPN is logged in full - accessible by IT, HR, compliance, and security teams from the dashboard
Each session is attributed to the specific credential holder.
Precise start and end time recorded for every connection.
The dedicated IP associated with the session is recorded.
The infrastructure node serving the session is identified.
Total connected time available for review and export.
Infrastructure and service built to business-grade standards
Availability commitments backed by a formal Service Level Agreement.
A professional service - not a self-serve consumer product.
A Data Processing Agreement is available on request.
Your traffic never routes through shared infrastructure.
Common questions about dedicated VPN for business
A dedicated VPN for business provides your organisation with a private VPN node and a static IP address that is used exclusively by your team. It is not shared with other organisations, giving you full control over your IP reputation, access management, and session audit trail.
Most business VPNs assign IPs from a shared pool, meaning your IP changes and may be shared with other customers. A dedicated VPN gives you a single fixed IP that belongs only to your organisation, making it possible to whitelist reliably and maintain a clean, attributable audit trail.
Yes. PrivyNet allows administrators to revoke a team member's VPN credentials instantly from the dashboard. The active session is terminated and the credential cannot be reused.
The key questions are: who else shares your servers and IP address, how quickly you can revoke a user's access, and whether you get a usable audit trail. Most business VPN services rent you seats on shared infrastructure. PrivyNet takes the opposite approach: every business VPN it provides is a dedicated server with a static IP that belongs only to your organisation.
Yes. Because every session is logged against a known, fixed IP and attributed to a specific user, a dedicated VPN makes it easier to demonstrate access accountability for internal security reviews.
Static IP, instant revocation, and access logs - everything your business needs from a VPN.