One of the most talked-about changes in release 1.9 of the panel is that ConnectaSec can now deploy internet exits in more than 30 countries. It sounds like a technical detail, but it has very concrete consequences for everyday business. Here it is without jargon.

What a per-country internet exit is

When someone on your team connects through ConnectaSec, their traffic reaches the internet through a specific point. That point is what the services they use will see: their bank, the ERP, the cloud provider, the invoicing platform or a customer's website.

Choosing the exit country means choosing where you are seen from. If the exit is in Spain, your services see a Spanish connection. If it is in Mexico or Germany, they see one from there.

Why it matters in a real company

1. Services that only work from one country

Many public administrations, banks and sector platforms block or add extra verification when they detect a connection from abroad. With a local exit, someone travelling or working remotely from another country keeps working normally.

2. Teams spread across countries

If you have offices or staff in different countries, each group can exit through the right point instead of routing everything through headquarters. Less latency, fewer surprises.

3. Subsidiaries and international expansion

Opening operations in a new country no longer means contracting a line, installing equipment and waiting weeks. Pick the country in the panel and network presence is there in minutes.

4. Testing and quality control

Marketing, e-commerce and development teams need to see the site or app exactly as a user in another country does: prices, language, catalogue, campaigns. With exits in several countries you check it for real.

5. Providers that restrict by origin

More and more platforms limit access to known ranges. A stable, dedicated exit point per country makes it easier for your providers to authorise it.

What changes with release 1.9

The location catalogue has grown from a single one to more than 30 countries.
Exits are created and removed from the panel, picking country and region, with a progress bar on screen.
Available from any panel: admin, reseller and end customer.
No infrastructure to build or maintain: no servers to contract, configure or update.

What does not change

Security stays the same. Every customer runs on their own dedicated gateway, not a shared one, and the Zero Trust model, end-to-end encryption and absence of open inbound ports all remain. A per-country exit is an extra routing option, not a way in.

Core infrastructure and service data remain hosted in Spain, under Spanish and European law.

Pricing

The commercial model does not change: from EUR 5/month per user, with up to 5 devices included, plus a dedicated gateway from EUR 40/month. Additional per-country exits are contracted according to the locations you need.

In short

Being able to choose the country your traffic exits from turns a problem that used to take weeks of project work into a few minutes in the panel. For an SME with mobile teams, subsidiaries or customers outside Spain, it is the difference between working and calling support.