Veea and Telcel Launch AI-Driven SecureConnect Service in Mexico

Mar 2, 2026
Veea Inc. has announced the launch of its AI-enhanced SecureConnect service, to be offered by Telcel in Mexico, providing 5G-based connectivity and integrated cybersecurity for businesses.
Veea and Telcel Launch AI-Driven SecureConnect Service in Mexico

Veea Inc. has announced the launch of its SecureConnect service, which will be offered by Telcel in Mexico, according to a press release. The launch will be showcased at MWC Barcelona 2026, taking place from March 2 to 4.

SecureConnect combines 5G fixed wireless access with AI-driven cybersecurity in a compact, plug-and-play device. The service targets a wide range of businesses, including pharmacies, clinics, retailers, and small offices, aiming to provide enterprise-grade protection with simplified management and lower costs.

The platform integrates networking, security, and edge computing through a single device managed via the cloud. Its features include real-time anomaly detection using machine learning, Zero-Trust Network Access, and automatic traffic isolation. It also supports PCI DSS compliance for payment systems and offers dual broadband connectivity over 5G and wireline networks.

According to Veea, the SecureConnect platform replaces multiple network components such as routers and firewalls, offering an integrated Next Generation Firewall-as-a-Service. The system is designed to be deployed in under 30 minutes and managed through a mobile application for ease of use by businesses.

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