Sovereignty Ends at the Network Layer. Unless You Control That Too.

Data sovereignty at the application layer is necessary. It is not complete. The network your devices operate on determines who can observe your traffic, intercept your communications, and infer your organizational behavior from connection patterns alone. InfoPeak VPN extends sovereignty to the network layer — closing the gap between secure applications and secure operations.

What Network-Level Sovereignty Means

When a team member connects to InfoPeak Mail from an unsecured network, the application-layer encryption protects the content of their communications. It does not protect the fact that they are connecting to a mail server, the timing of that connection, the volume of data transferred, or the IP addresses of the infrastructure they are communicating with. Network-layer metadata is observable even when application-layer content is fully encrypted.

For an organization whose operations are sensitive, this metadata has intelligence value independent of the content it surrounds. Connection timing reveals meeting schedules. Traffic volume reveals document activity levels. Destination IP addresses reveal which services an organization uses and when. A VPN encrypts this layer — network observers see encrypted traffic to the VPN server, and nothing beyond it.

InfoPeak VPN

InfoPeak VPN is the network-layer component of the InfoPeak security stack. It extends sovereignty from the application layer — where your documents, mail, contacts, and calendar data live — to the network layer, where the traffic generated by working with that data travels. The two layers address distinct threat surfaces. InfoPeak covers both.

This is particularly relevant for organizations whose team members work outside a controlled office network: remote team members connecting from residential or public infrastructure, traveling executives using hotel or airport connectivity, or field personnel operating in environments where network trust cannot be assumed or verified. In all these contexts, the VPN provides a consistent network security perimeter regardless of the underlying connection.

"Application encryption protects what your team communicates. Network encryption protects the fact that they are communicating at all. InfoPeak covers both layers."

Device Management

InfoPeak VPN includes a device management interface within the dashboard. Connected VPN clients are visible as a managed organizational inventory: which devices are configured for VPN access, their connection status, and their authorization within the organizational security framework. The device list is an operational record, not an administrative afterthought.

Adding a new device to the organizational VPN is an administrative operation within the InfoPeak dashboard. Removing a device — when a team member is offboarded or a device is lost — is an equally immediate operation. The VPN client inventory is governed with the same administrative model as the rest of the suite: organizational control, immediate effect, single point of management.

Cross-Platform Coverage

InfoPeak VPN client applications are available for macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. The full device inventory of an organization — laptops, desktops, tablets, and mobile phones — can operate within the same network-level security perimeter. Platform is not a constraint on which devices receive protection.

• macOS: Native VPN client for Apple laptops and desktops.
• Windows: Native VPN client for Windows workstations.
• iOS: Mobile VPN client for iPhone and iPad.
• Android: Mobile VPN client for Android devices.
• Device management: Centralized VPN client inventory with immediate add and revoke capability.

The Final Layer of the InfoPeak Stack

The InfoPeak suite secures organizational data at every layer it exists. The data layer is secured through encryption — content is encrypted before it leaves your device. The application layer is secured through sovereign infrastructure — your data is processed on InfoPeak's servers, under EU jurisdiction, under your organizational data processing agreement. The network layer is secured through the VPN — traffic between your devices and the internet is encrypted and routed through InfoPeak's network infrastructure.

An organization that operates the complete InfoPeak suite operates within a security architecture that covers every point at which organizational data is created, stored, transmitted, accessed, or communicated. No gaps. No external dependencies outside the controlled perimeter. No layers of the stack governed by infrastructure outside the organizational boundary.

This is what complete digital sovereignty looks like in operational terms — not a single secure application in an otherwise uncontrolled environment, but a coherent security architecture across every layer of the organizational technology stack.

Sovereignty at the application layer. Sovereignty at the network layer. InfoPeak covers both.