VPN used as a security model
'Get on the VPN to work' is brittle: breaks often, opens large network paths, and doesn't solve the real problem of identity verification.
Secured endpoints, zero-trust access, cloud-first collaboration, phone systems that follow users, and support that works whether your employee is in Doral or Dallas. Built for businesses whose teams don't all sit in the same building.
The assumption baked into most small-business IT — 'everyone's in the office so the network will protect them' — stopped being true in 2020 and isn't coming back. Remote and hybrid teams need identity-based security instead of network-based security, cloud-first document collaboration, and phone systems and support that don't care where the user is physically sitting. The good news: done right, this setup is more secure and more productive than the office-only model ever was.
'Get on the VPN to work' is brittle: breaks often, opens large network paths, and doesn't solve the real problem of identity verification.
No MDM, no policy enforcement, no wipe capability when the employee leaves — and PHI / PII on a personal phone.
Data spread across personal Dropbox, Gmail, Google Drive, and a shared company OneDrive. No audit trail, no retention policy, no discoverability.
Shipping laptops, generating credentials manually, setting up apps one at a time. A new hire is underutilized for the first half of their first week.
Everything takes longer. Eventually they stop asking and work around problems instead.
The services most relevant to remote & hybrid teams businesses:
SharePoint / OneDrive / Teams as the central collaboration plane, properly configured and backed up.
View service →Identity-first security: MFA, conditional access, EDR on every endpoint, phishing simulations.
View service →Because a compromised laptop in Orlando is still a compromised laptop. 24/7 detection and automatic containment.
View service →Help desk that reaches users wherever they are, automated onboarding, mobile device management, clean offboarding.
View service →Backup of M365, OneDrive, and endpoints — not dependent on a user being on the VPN.
View service →One business number, every device, every location. SMS from business line, not personal cell.
View service →A 25-person remote-first professional services firm engaged RANGO after a compromised credential led to unauthorized access to their file-sharing platform. We rolled out MFA with conditional access, deployed Intune with device compliance policies, migrated shared-drive data to SharePoint with retention policies, and automated onboarding so new hires are productive on day one. Second external assessment found zero critical findings.
"Every inquiry or issue is addressed promptly, and their team explains everything in a way that's easy to understand."
— Alba B., Professional Services client
For most modern businesses, no. Identity-based access (MFA, conditional access, Zero Trust Network Access) replaces the network-centric VPN model. VPN still makes sense for specific legacy systems; we scope those case-by-case.
Our help desk supports users anywhere. For employees outside the US, there are legal and tax implications around hiring we help you think through with your employment counsel.
Sometimes. We help you think through the tradeoffs: BYOD is cheaper but requires MDM on personal devices; company-issued is more expensive but cleaner for compliance and offboarding.
Automated: a new hire record in your HR system triggers account creation, license assignment, device enrollment (device ships pre-configured), and welcome email with credentials. Most clients have new hires productive within a few hours of the laptop being unboxed.
Automated offboarding disables accounts, revokes credentials, wipes MDM-managed devices, and archives data per your retention policy — within minutes of the termination being recorded.
A free remote-team IT review covers identity security, device management, collaboration platforms, and the onboarding/offboarding that decides whether remote work actually scales.