Does traffic route directly into our corporate network?
No. Loxada routes traffic from the device to its secure connectivity layer and out to the public internet, not inward to your network. When your...
Where does our traffic go
From the device, over an encrypted connection to Loxada’s secure connectivity layer, and out to the public internet from there.
Does Loxada block malicious websites?
Yes. Loxada maintains an aggregated blocklist of known-bad domains, drawn from multiple open-source lists, currently over 900,000 domains. A request to a domain on the...
What happens if someone factory resets their device?
It returns to its secure Loxada configuration rather than to an open manufacturer default. A reset does not strip the protection off the device or...
Can Loxada staff log into my devices remotely?
No, and neither can anyone else. There is no remote administration path into a deployed Loxada secure router.
How often is Loxada’s firmware updated?
On three triggers. When the underlying platform our firmware is built on issues a security release, we build and ship a matching update. Most router...
Who develops Loxada’s firmware?
Loxada’s secure firmware is developed and maintained by our own engineering team, with engineers based in the UK and the United States. Where regulation or...
How do I know Loxada’s firmware doesn’t contain backdoors?
The firmware is tested by our own engineering team and through independent external security testing, carried out on a regular cycle and ahead of any...
When I work on a shared network, can other devices on it reach mine?
No. Your Loxada secure router sits between your work device and the local network it connects to, and it stays effectively invisible on that network:...
What makes Loxada secure routers secure?
Loxada secure routers run Loxada’s own secure firmware, purpose-built for security and kept that way through automatic, securely delivered updates. Off-the-shelf routers depend on the...