A private network for regulated-data work.

SecureConnect puts your traffic on a dedicated VLAN — a virtual local area network — isolated from the general member Wi-Fi at the router level. It has its own subnet, its own traffic routing, and its own access controls. From the outside it looks like a separate network; from your device it just looks like a Wi-Fi connection with your own credentials.

Network isolation is a necessary layer for those regulatory frameworks, and SecureConnect provides it. But compliance depends on your full practice — how you store data, how you handle client files, how your devices are configured, and how you train your team. SecureConnect is the network piece; the rest is your practice's responsibility. We're not a compliance service and can't audit your workflow, but our SecureConnect members in law, financial advisory, CPA practice, and medical billing report that the network layer is what they needed from the Workspace side.

Yes — standard member Wi-Fi is business-grade, encrypted (WPA2/WPA3), and perfectly appropriate for most members. The difference is isolation: on standard Wi-Fi, your traffic shares a subnet with every other member in the building. On SecureConnect, your traffic is on its own VLAN with no shared subnet. For regulated-data practices, that isolation is the point.

All five — Beverly, Braintree, Canton, Cohasset, and Hingham. Same $75/month flat rate at each. Many of our Hingham, Canton, and Braintree members in law, CPA, and financial advisory are on SecureConnect today.

No setup fee. No equipment to buy — you connect the same way you connect to standard Wi-Fi, just with SecureConnect credentials instead. We handle the VLAN configuration and routing; you get a Wi-Fi name and password.

Yes — SecureConnect is an add-on to any Workspace membership. Private-office members most often add it; coworking and virtual-office members can add it too. It's not sold standalone (you need a base Workspace membership to add SecureConnect), but there's no other restriction.

Your whole team — however many devices you need to put on the secure network is fine. One flat $75/month covers the office or membership, not per-device or per-user.

A VPN tunnels your traffic through an external service — good for hiding your location, but it doesn't isolate your traffic from other people on the same local Wi-Fi network. SecureConnect solves the different problem: isolation at the building's network level, so members of the same building don't share a subnet with your regulated-data traffic. Many members run a VPN on top of SecureConnect — both layers complement each other.