Loopback builds remote work as a controlled extension of the office: cloud file access, collaboration, virtual desktops where they fit, MFA, and support that does not require the user to drive in. Security follows the session, not the building perimeter we no longer have.
The problem
A VPN dumped on a home Wi-Fi network, with local admin and no backup of the laptop, is how “flexible work” becomes a breach and a lost week of files.
The outcome
People can work from elsewhere. The business can still prove who accessed what, and the helpdesk can still reach them.
Cloud file access with a spine
Store and sync from more than one place without emailing copies of the contract around as the backup strategy.
Collaboration that IT can support
Real-time tools are useless if nobody owns licensing, retention, or “why can’t they hear me.” We do.
Virtual desktops where they earn their keep
Some roles need a full desktop in a datacentre. We will say when a well-managed laptop is cheaper and safer.
Support and security travel together
Remote support, MDM, and endpoint controls so the home office is not a second, worse company.
Questions
Do we have to go full remote?
No. Hybrid is the normal case. We make the remote path as supportable as the office path so you are not running two standards.
Is a VPN enough?
A VPN is a tunnel, not a program. Identity, patching, backup, and device health still decide whether that tunnel is a good idea.