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- Hybrid WAN
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- IT Governance
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- Multiprotocol Label Switching
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Who is Sencinet?
Sencinet is a managed network and connectivity service provider that delivers enterprise-grade Wide Area Network (WAN), security, and cloud connectivity solutions for organizations operating across Latin America and other geographies.
- Managed software-defined and hybrid WAN services for distributed enterprises (networking)
- Multi-cloud and data center connectivity services for private and public cloud environments (cloud networking)
- Managed Security Services (MSS) integrated with network solutions, including secure access and perimeter protection (network security)
- Satellite, terrestrial, and hybrid connectivity for remote sites and mission-critical operations (connectivity services)
- Professional and managed services for design, deployment, monitoring, and optimization of enterprise networks (managed services)
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More About Sencinet
Sencinet provides managed network services with a focus on enterprises that require connectivity across multiple countries, remote locations, and heterogeneous infrastructures. Its portfolio targets organizations that operate branch networks, critical sites, industrial facilities, and cloud-connected workloads, with an emphasis on Latin American markets and cross-border operations. Customers typically use Sencinet to centralize WAN management, unify connectivity to data centers and clouds, and enforce consistent security and performance policies across distributed environments.
The company’s offerings commonly center on software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) architectures (networking), which abstract application and transport management from underlying network links. Sencinet integrates Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) overlays with Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), internet, satellite, and other access media, enabling hybrid WAN topologies that combine private and public links. This approach allows enterprises to route traffic dynamically based on application policies, performance metrics, and security rules while maintaining centralized orchestration and monitoring.
In cloud networking (cloud networking), Sencinet connects enterprise sites to public cloud providers and regional data centers through a mix of private and public interconnect options. The company supports architectures where applications run across on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure, colocation facilities, and multiple cloud platforms, requiring predictable latency, bandwidth, and availability. These services often rely on VPNs, secure tunnels, and carrier-grade routing protocols to extend corporate networks into cloud environments while maintaining segmentation and governance.
Sencinet also incorporates MSS (network security) into its network portfolio. This includes secure access for branch locations and remote sites, integration with firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, and traffic inspection policies enforced at the network edge or in centralized hubs. The goal is to align connectivity with enterprise security architectures, such as zero trust principles and segmented network zones, while offloading day-to-day operations and monitoring to Sencinet’s service teams.
For enterprises with sites in remote or hard-to-reach areas, Sencinet uses satellite and hybrid connectivity (connectivity services) to extend network access where terrestrial infrastructure is limited or unavailable. This capability is relevant for industries such as energy, mining, logistics, and utilities that operate in rural or offshore locations. By combining satellite links with terrestrial circuits in a managed service model, Sencinet enables consistent network policies and visibility across all sites, regardless of access technology.
Sencinet’s professional and managed services (managed services) cover network assessment, design, deployment, migration, and ongoing operations. These services are used by enterprises that prefer an outsourced or co-managed network operations model instead of building and maintaining all capabilities in-house. In directory or marketplace taxonomies, Sencinet is typically categorized under managed network services, SD-WAN providers, cloud connectivity, satellite and hybrid connectivity, and managed security tied to network infrastructure.
Our description of Sencinet. Updated December 2025.
