Loxada provides short-term staff with a fast, compliant, and secure way to connect without burdening your IT team or compromising your data.
Contractors, agency staff, and temporary workers often require rapid access to internal systems and sensitive data, but they often work outside your standard IT environment.
They may use personal devices, connect from home or shared locations, and have little or no onboarding time. This creates multiple layers of risk:
In many cases, organizations default to VPNs and basic endpoint policies, but these rely on the user’s own device and network being safe. Without physical or virtual network separation, the organization’s systems are exposed to lateral threats, malware, or data leakage.
This is particularly risky for roles handling regulated data, such as financial records, HR systems, or healthcare platforms.
Loxada simplifies secure access for temporary workers by providing a pre-configured router that enforces network-level protection without requiring the user to reconfigure their personal equipment or ship corporate devices.
The device connects wirelessly or via Ethernet to the user’s existing internet and creates a secure, isolated network segment. Anything connected to the Loxada router is routed through an encrypted tunnel to your internal systems, with central control and zero reliance on the user’s own network setup.
Key features for contractor use include:
This reduces the burden on your IT team and ensures consistent access control even when users are working on short-term contracts or project-based roles.
Whether you’re managing seasonal demand, project work, or external audits, Loxada makes it easy to onboard and secure short-term workers without sacrificing security.
Everyday use cases include:
In each case, the same benefits apply: rapid deployment, consistent controls, and no surprises at the end of the contract.
Short-term users are often overlooked in cybersecurity planning, yet they pose a significant risk. They may be exempt from standard onboarding processes, use insecure networks, or retain access long after their role has ended.
Loxada closes this gap by offering a clear access path that is centrally managed, fully auditable, and enforceable regardless of user behaviour or network quality.
It also reduces operational complexity. Instead of configuring dozens of devices or handling helpdesk calls from unfamiliar users, IT teams can issue a single device and know it works securely out of the box.
This is particularly important for:
Loxada provides clarity, speed, and security all in one box.