Device Trust for Secure Endpoint Access
SecureAuth enforces trust on laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and VMs before access is granted by applying Zero Trust principles and continuous assurance across workforce, partner, and customer environments.
Access decisions factor in both who is requesting access and the security posture of their device by stopping risky sessions before they start.
Common challenges
- Unmanaged or unknown devices connecting without verification
- VPN/DLP tools lacking per-session enforcement
- Regulatory mandates for device-based access controls
- Hybrid & remote work expanding the attack surface
SecureAuth capabilities
Device posture enforcement
Check OS, patches, browser, and MDM status. Block or restrict non-compliant devices.
Passwordless & device-bound login
Bind identity to trusted devices using passkeys (including Enterprise Passkey Provider), certificates, or WebAuthn. Support SSH MFA for Linux.
Continuous session assurance
Re-check presence with biometrics or behavior. Lock or end risky sessions.
Mobile device trust & pairing
SecureAuth app for pairing, push, passwordless login, and MDM posture checks on iOS/Android.
Integrates with existing IdPs
Add device trust to Azure AD, Okta, Ping, or Google Workspace for adaptive policies.
Hybrid & remote coverage
Apply posture checks to on-network and remote endpoints across SaaS, VPNs, and legacy apps.
Platform support
| Endpoint Platform | Capabilities |
|---|---|
| macOS | Posture enforcement, passwordless login, remote lock/unlock |
| Windows | Posture enforcement, passwordless login, remote lock/unlock |
| Linux | SSH MFA, posture enforcement, risk-based access |
| iOS / Android | Push, passwordless login, pairing, MDM checks |
Key benefits
✔ Enforce Zero Trust with identity + device posture
✔ Prevent session hijacking, credential theft, spoofing
✔ Remove VPN dependency for posture enforcement
✔ Gain real-time visibility into device compliance
✔ Meet regulatory audit requirements
Recommended for
- Security-first organizations. Companies enabling hybrid or remote work with strong security requirements
- High-value enterprises. Organizations protecting critical data and sensitive systems
- Regulated sectors. Finance, healthcare, and government organizations with compliance requirements
- API-first companies. Businesses requiring trusted endpoints for sensitive operations