Granted, it isn't perfect (nothing is when it comes to privacy and data integrity). This is pretty much what countless large organizations do that have specialized workstations, database servers, etc.
Rather, the laptop should grant (limited) access to the DAW for easy file transfers back and forth. Your DAW should not grant access to the laptop. You have to be careful how you set up access to networked drives. On that separate PC, use all of the anti-virus and anti-malware software that the internet requires these days (and that can cause performance and stability problems on DAWs and other specialized workstations). Configure the router so that a separate PC (any old laptop will do) can use the internet. Configure the router so that your DAW (and slaves if you have them) are not visible from the internet and do not have access to the internet. It's not that hard, although it does require that you read the manual that came with your network router.
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