No office means no network perimeter to defend. Your security lives in identities, devices and the cloud apps your team logs into from anywhere. That's exactly what we protect, around the clock, for companies built to work remotely.
With no office network, a phished password or hijacked session is often all an attacker needs.
Zero trust access verifies the user, the device and the context on every request, so one stolen password reaches far less.
Learn more about Zero trust access →Devices ship to homes in different cities and states, and you can't tell whether they're patched, encrypted or protected.
Managed detection and response on every laptop, monitored 24/7, with remote isolation, lock and wipe.
Learn more about EDR / MDR →Contractors collect access across dozens of apps, and it rarely gets removed when the engagement ends.
A business password manager with per-person vaults, so contractor access is granted cleanly and removed everywhere at once.
Learn more about Password and identity management →Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and core apps pick up risky settings as the team grows and admins change.
Continuous checks of your SaaS and cloud settings, with fixes for risky changes before they become incidents.
Learn more about SaaS and cloud security posture →People connect AI tools and integrations to email, files and code without anyone reviewing what they can access.
Shadow AI discovery shows every AI tool and integration connected to company accounts, and what it can reach.
Learn more about Shadow AI discovery →Every SaaS vendor you use can expose your data, and every customer you sell to now assesses you as their vendor.
We assess the vendors in your stack, and prepare an evidence pack that gets you through customer security reviews faster.
Learn more about Third-party risk assessment →With no office network, identity and devices are your perimeter. Zero trust is the natural security model for a remote company: every request is verified, and access is granted one app at a time.
Traditional security assumed an office: a building, a network, a firewall at the edge. Remote-first companies skip all of that, and that’s fine. But it means security has to live somewhere else: in the identity system people log in through, the laptops they work on, and the SaaS apps where the company’s data actually sits.
Get those three right and a remote company can be more secure than an office-based one. Get them wrong and a single stolen password or an unmanaged laptop exposes everything, with no office network to slow an attacker down.
Zero trust access. Every request is checked: who the user is, whether their device is healthy, and whether the request makes sense. People reach the apps they need, not everything.
Managed devices, anywhere. Laptops are enrolled, encrypted, patched and protected wherever they ship, with 24/7 monitoring and remote lock and wipe.
A secured SaaS stack. Hardened settings for Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and your core apps, plus continuous checks for risky changes.
Clean contractor access. Separate identities, least-privilege access, end dates and fast offboarding across every app.
Visibility into shadow AI. Shadow AI discovery shows which AI tools and integrations are connected to company data, and help you approve the right ones with a clear policy.
Ready for customer security reviews. SOC 2 readiness support and documentation that helps you answer questionnaires quickly and close deals.
This is the environment Upfortify was built for. Get your free security score for a quick baseline, or book a free cyber risk analysis to see how we’d secure your team.
Last reviewed October 11, 2026. General information, not legal advice. Upfortify provides security services and readiness support. We are not an auditor, assessor, certification body or law firm.
Verify every user, device and connection before access to each app. The natural model for a company with no office.
24/7 detection and response on every laptop, wherever it ships, with analysts who can isolate it remotely.
Keep Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and your core SaaS apps configured securely as the team and tools grow.
See which AI tools and app integrations your team has connected to company data.
Managed credentials for employees and contractors, with access revoked the day someone leaves.
SOC 2 readiness and documentation so you can answer customer security reviews and close deals.
Usually not, unless you still have on-premises systems or partners that require a fixed IP address. A VPN extends a network you probably don't have. Zero trust access is a better fit: people reach each app directly, and access is granted only after verifying the user, the device's health and the context of the request.
Devices are enrolled in central management, ideally before they ship. From then on they're encrypted, patched, monitored and can be locked or wiped remotely. For staff outside the United States, local privacy and employment rules can affect monitoring, so we scope those devices with you.
Contractors get their own identities, access limited to the apps and data they need, and an end date. Devices that don't meet your standard can be limited to browser-only access to sensitive apps. When the engagement ends, access is removed everywhere at once.
Yes. We help put the security controls in place, collect the evidence and prepare for your audit. An independent CPA firm performs the SOC 2 examination itself. Many remote companies start here because customers ask for it.
We review sign-in logs, app integrations and OAuth connections across your identity provider and core platforms to show which apps and AI tools are connected to company accounts, and which ones have access to email, files or code.
See where cyber risk is hiding before it becomes a business problem.
