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Secure Remote Access

Secure Connectivity in Serviced Offices and Shared Workspaces

Loxada protects your data when you’re working in managed buildings or shared premises, without needing control over the network infrastructure.

The Problem

Serviced offices, shared buildings, and managed workspaces suit growing businesses and distributed teams. They often feel secure: professionally run, lockable private offices, sometimes marketed as “enterprise-grade.” From a security standpoint, they’re frequently a blind spot.

Most companies in shared offices don’t control the network they use. Even in a private suite, the internet is usually provided by the building operator or a third party. There’s no clear view of how that network is configured, who else can reach it, or whether patches are applied.

And an attacker doesn’t need to get into your room. If the building runs shared switches or poorly segmented VLANs, other tenants may be able to scan or reach your devices, deliberately or not. The assumption that a lock on the door means a secure network is a risky one.

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Loxada’s Solution

Loxada creates a secure digital perimeter for your team, even where you don’t control the physical space or the network.

Our secure routers connect over Wi-Fi or Ethernet to the building’s internet and route traffic through Loxada’s secure connectivity layer, an encrypted connection from the device out to the internet. That takes away your dependence on whatever router, firewall, or switch the building happens to run, and keeps your staff separated from other tenants and threats on the shared network.

Key features:

No changes to building infrastructure. Plug in or connect over Wi-Fi, no landlord permission or reconfiguration needed.

Multiple users per device. A single Loxada secure router can support a small-office team, ideal for hybrid or regional setups, and staff moving between sites reconnect automatically to their secure network.

Device-based isolation. Even if the building’s network is compromised or misconfigured, your devices stay protected and separated from other tenants.

Blocks known malicious domains. Requests to domains on Loxada’s aggregated blocklist are dropped before they resolve.

Your security posture holds up regardless of how the building is run.

Benefits and Use Cases

Shared workspaces are convenient, and they shouldn’t come at the cost of your data security or compliance. Loxada gives you a practical way to regain control of your network perimeter:

Regional offices with no on-site IT, equipped with secure connectivity that works out of the box.

Staff working from WeWork, Regus, or similar providers, avoiding exposure to shared infrastructure without complex installs.

Companies in managed, multi-tenant suites, protecting devices from lateral threats and misconfigurations.

Teams moving between locations, working securely from any shared site with a familiar, pre-configured connection.

By providing a consistent, centrally managed access layer, Loxada extends strong security to environments that were never designed with your business in mind.

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Why It Matters for Security and Resilience

Risk is often treated as binary: staff are either in the office (trusted) or remote (risky). Serviced offices sit in a gray zone. They feel like part of your footprint, but the infrastructure underneath is shared, opaque, and outside your control.

That’s a risk technically, and also for compliance and reputation. If a breach happens because another tenant compromised your connection, your clients and regulators are unlikely to be reassured that “it wasn’t your fault.”

Loxada removes that uncertainty, letting you enforce clear separation and secure access without building or managing your own infrastructure at every location. It complements your endpoint, identity, and connectivity tooling rather than replacing it.

Stay Secure in Buildings You Don't Control

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