Secure Connectivity and Cybersecurity: Why Repeaters Win Over Wi-Fi

Cybersecurity is not only about policies, training or technology. It also depends on the way people connect. At Multiboost we are actively working towards ISO27001 to protect our people, data and products, and this makes one thing clear: secure connectivity is a crucial part of cybersecurity. When employees or guests work off site, the choice between Wi-Fi and a 4G or 5G connection becomes far more important than most venues realise.

The situation anno 2025

Many cybersecurity policies forbid employees from using public or local Wi-Fi, whether in hotels, restaurants or cafés. The rule is simple: use your own 4G or 5G connection for work and for mobile payments, which is far safer than shared Wi-Fi. But this only works if the mobile signal reaches inside the building. When coverage is weak, people are left without a workable and compliant connection, and since they are not allowed to use the venue’s Wi-Fi, some visitors simply cannot connect at all.

The difference between Wi-Fi and Multiboost

Wi-Fi is a network that belongs to the venue. It uses their access points, their passwords and their login pages, and it often involves some level of monitoring because it runs inside their IT environment.

Multiboost works in a completely different way. It does not create a new network. It simply brings the existing outdoor mobile signal inside your building. There is no login, no tracking and no user traffic passing through your infrastructure. Visitors connect with their own SIM card and their own mobile subscription, exactly as they would outdoors.

The strategic and secure solution

Venues that invest in indoor mobile coverage give visitors the freedom to use their own secure connection. Cybersecurity and indoor mobile connectivity may seem like different worlds, but they reinforce each other and create environments that are both safer and more user friendly.

The focus should be on whether everyone can connect safely using their own device and their own data. That is the new standard visitors expect and organizations require.

Do not rely on Wi-Fi alone. Multiboost ensures your guests can connect safely with their own data.

About Multiboost and ISO27001

At Multiboost we are actively working toward ISO27001, the international standard for information security. This means we are strengthening how we protect staff, customer data, operational processes and even how we design our products. For customers, it guarantees that our connectivity solutions are developed and delivered with security, reliability and risk management at the core.