Your staff connect to corporate systems from home networks, hotels, coworking spaces, and client sites, through routers you can’t see, patch, or trust.
Loxada Secure replaces that unmanaged connection with a managed router running our secure firmware, so the network edge is known and controlled wherever your people are.
Every time someone works outside the office, they connect through infrastructure your IT team has never seen. You can’t confirm the router’s firmware is current, whether its settings have been altered, who else is on the network, or whether it has already been compromised. That gap is not theoretical.
Since 2024, a Russian GRU unit has been changing the DNS settings on compromised consumer routers.
Known as APT28 they have attacked thousands of devices,including unpatched TP-Link models, so that people typing the correct web address for a service they use every day were quietly redirected to credential-stealing fakes. The redirection happened at the router, below the level endpoint security can see. US and UK authorities disrupted that network in April 2026. US FBI and UK NCSC advisories, April 2026 (APT28).
Agencies including the NSA, CISA, GCHQ, and the FBI have increasingly named network edge devices and unmanaged infrastructure as priority attack surfaces. The router is part of your security posture now, whether or not you control it.
Loxada Secure works in three steps.
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