Remote & Distributed Teams
Consistent static IP for firewall whitelisting across all locations.
Dedicated VPN infrastructure provides a business with its own private, isolated VPN node and a static IP address - resources that are not shared with any other organisation. Unlike consumer or shared VPNs, dedicated infrastructure gives teams full control over access, complete session audit logs, and the ability to revoke access instantly.
Understanding why dedicated infrastructure is built differently from consumer or shared VPN products
| Feature | Dedicated VPN Infrastructure | Consumer VPN |
|---|---|---|
| IP Address | Static, yours only | Shared rotating pool |
| Tenant model | Single-tenant | Multi-tenant |
| Access logs | Connection events per user | None |
| Access revocation | Instant | Manual / slow |
| Compliance-ready | Yes - GDPR aligned | No |
| IP reputation | Clean, under your control | Shared - can be blocklisted |
| Support | Business-grade | Self-serve |
A static, reserved IP address means your organisation's reputation is never at risk from the activity of other users - and firewall rules based on IP remain reliable.
Common scenarios where dedicated infrastructure delivers measurable value
Consistent static IP for firewall whitelisting across all locations.
Finance, legal, and healthcare teams requiring an auditable access trail.
Provision and revoke access without touching device configurations.
Lock staging environments and CI/CD pipelines to a known static IP.
Session-level logs to demonstrate accountability under GDPR.
Each deployment is isolated at the dedicated VPN node level - not just at the network level
Each customer gets their own isolated dedicated VPN node - no shared processes.
Static IP is reserved exclusively for that node - never rotated or shared.
Traffic routing is fully separated - no cross-tenant data paths.
Node can be provisioned and decommissioned on demand.
Isolation, encryption, and access control built in from the ground up
IKEv2 protocol with industry-standard encryption for all tunnelled traffic.
Access is managed via RADIUS authentication, integrating with your existing identity infrastructure.
Each session is independent - no bleed between users on the same node.
Single-tenant architecture by design - no shared routing between tenants.
Admin terminates a session in one click; credentials invalidated immediately.
Dedicated IPs have no prior abuse history from shared pool users.
Access control records and clear connection history for your organisation
Dedicated infrastructure supports your data processing accountability obligations. Session-level records are available to demonstrate controlled access.
A Data Processing Agreement (DPA) is available on request. View our DPA.
Infrastructure availability is governed by our Service Level Agreement.
For a full account of our technical security controls, see our security practices documentation.
Common questions about dedicated VPN infrastructure
A dedicated VPN gives your organisation its own isolated node and static IP address, while a shared VPN routes all users through a common pool of IPs and shared servers. With a dedicated VPN you control who has access, maintain a clean IP reputation, and get a full audit trail of every session.
Yes - dedicated infrastructure costs more because you are not sharing resources with other organisations. For businesses with compliance obligations, access control obligations or the need for consistent IP whitelisting, the cost is justified by the control and accountability it provides.
Yes. PrivyNet allows administrators to revoke a user's session and credentials instantly from the dashboard. The session is terminated immediately and the credential cannot be reused.
Yes. Dedicated VPN infrastructure is not only for large enterprises. Any business that needs to whitelist access by IP, manage contractor access, or maintain a clear record of who connected will benefit - regardless of team size.
Your organisation gets its own isolated node, its own static IP, and full control over who connects and when.