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Who is Neonet?
Neonet is a Brazilian information technology company that provides managed connectivity, network infrastructure, and cybersecurity services for enterprise and public-sector customers.
- Managed connectivity solutions for corporate networks and branches
- Network infrastructure design, deployment, and monitoring services
- Cybersecurity services and secure access for distributed environments
- Cloud and data center connectivity integration for enterprise workloads
- Consulting and managed services for telecom and IT environments
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Neonet operates in the enterprise networking and managed services domain, focusing on the design, deployment, and operation of connectivity and security environments for organizations in Brazil. Its portfolio targets companies that require reliable Wide Area Network (WAN), Local Area Network (LAN), and internet access to support distributed offices, critical applications, and integration with cloud platforms. The company positions itself as a service provider that handles both telecommunications aspects and IP networking, often acting as a partner for IT and infrastructure teams that need predictable service levels and ongoing operational support.
The organization’s offerings typically combine telecom carrier services, Customer Premises Equipment (CPE), and network management platforms to deliver end-to-end connectivity. Architectures commonly used in this context include MPLS-based corporate networks, VPNs over broadband or dedicated links, secure internet breakout, and interconnection to public cloud environments. Neonet’s services may involve routing and switching infrastructure (network infrastructure), managed firewalls and secure gateways (network security), and monitoring tools that track link utilization, latency, and availability. These elements are integrated to provide a single point of contact for connectivity and incident handling.
From a cybersecurity perspective, Neonet focuses on securing access between sites, users, and applications. This can include managed perimeter security, encrypted tunnels, and access control policies implemented on edge devices or virtual appliances. Protocols and technologies typically present in such environments include IPsec Virtual Private Network (VPN) for site-to-site and remote access, Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and other routing protocols for Traffic Engineering (TE) across carriers, and standard Ethernet and IP-based services for last-mile connectivity. By combining these components, Neonet aims to reduce complexity for enterprise customers that would otherwise need to coordinate multiple telecom and equipment vendors.
In comparison to generic telecom providers that only supply raw links, Neonet operates more in the IT services and managed network space, taking responsibility for end-to-end performance and configuration of the customer’s network infrastructure. This positions the company in categories such as managed network services, Managed Security Services (MSS), and cloud connectivity enablement. Its offerings are typically used by mid-sized and large enterprises, as well as public-sector entities, that prioritize Service Level Agreements (SLAs), centralized support, and predictable network behavior for mission-critical systems and cloud-based workloads.
Within a directory or marketplace taxonomy, Neonet would align with Information Technology / Software & Services / IT Services / Data Processing & Outsourced Services, with solution tags that include managed WAN services, corporate internet access, network security, and cloud connectivity services. These categories reflect the organization’s focus on ongoing operational management of networks and connectivity rather than standalone hardware sales or one-time integration projects.
Our description of Neonet. Updated February 2026.
