StealthNet, an anonymity-focused remote desktop security service provider founded in Warsaw, Poland in 2019, has officially announced its entry into the Asian market. After primarily serving Europe and English-speaking markets since its launch, the company has steadily built its reputation among privacy-conscious users through a design philosophy centered on stability and privacy. The move marks StealthNet’s first major global expansion initiative six years after its founding.
From the outset, StealthNet has maintained a strict operational policy of collecting no real-name data, identity information, or user access logs. Data anonymity, security, and connection stability have remained the company’s core values. Drawing from operational experience developed under the European Union’s strict privacy protection regulations, StealthNet has refined a remote desktop environment that balances strong security with intuitive usability—a combination that has gained positive recognition within privacy-focused communities.
A key competitive advantage behind StealthNet’s growth lies in its infrastructure strategy based in Poland. The country benefits from relatively low electricity costs compared to many European neighbors, allowing for reduced data-center operating expenses. Leveraging these conditions, StealthNet has been able to offer significantly higher-spec server resources at lower prices than industry competitors.
For example, its premium configuration—featuring a 16-core CPU, 32GB of RAM, and a 500GB NVMe SSD—remains priced well below similar offerings currently available across Asian markets, giving the company a strong performance-to-cost advantage.
The company’s decision to accelerate its expansion follows a sharp uptick in demand from users across South Korea, Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Viewing this growth as a critical signal of global market opportunity, StealthNet began fast-tracking its Asia entry strategy. To enhance accessibility across the region, the firm has optimized its global routing infrastructure to minimize latency, while its official website now supports Korean, Japanese, and Chinese language interfaces.
Beyond basic translation, the platform has reorganized information architectures and adjusted UI/UX elements to reflect regional user behavior while maintaining international usability standards.
According to a StealthNet spokesperson, “Asia represents one of the fastest-growing security infrastructure markets worldwide. Users seeking solutions that go beyond what conventional VPNs can address—particularly those aiming to bypass Deep Packet Inspection (DPI)-based surveillance or restrictive regional network controls—continue to increase.” The spokesperson added, “StealthNet’s internal architecture is designed so that even administrators cannot access user data, ensuring fundamental protection of customer privacy.”
StealthNet’s remote desktop solution distinguishes itself from conventional virtual servers through its deployment atop a military-grade encrypted triple-tunnel framework. Real user location data is completely isolated from final traffic routing paths, while no activity records remain on local devices, including PCs or laptops. The platform also delivers a standard Windows-based environment, making it accessible even for general users without specialized technical experience.
Industry observers note that StealthNet’s timing may be particularly favorable. With heightened concern over personal data privacy worldwide, rising adoption of remote work environments, expansion of cross-border network access needs, and increasing demand for automation systems, the market for secure, privacy-centric remote desktop services continues to grow rapidly. StealthNet’s combination of price competitiveness and advanced security is viewed as closely aligned with these industry trends.
StealthNet stated that its Asian expansion “is not simply about geographic growth, but rather a long-term strategy aimed at delivering the same standard of security and anonymity to users worldwide.” The company further noted that partnerships with regional firms and the introduction of Asia-specific service plans are currently under consideration.
Within the year, StealthNet plans to launch region-focused promotional campaigns across Asia while releasing technical materials designed to strengthen market awareness. Through this initiative, the Polish-born European security provider aims to evolve into a global privacy infrastructure company serving users across both Western and Asian markets.
Company name : SteathNet
Contact name : Marcin Nowak
Email : StealthNet2019@proton.me
Website : https://stealthnet.io/
Country : Poland