1Password Device Trust
Ensure only trusted devices can access company resources. Block insecure devices from authenticating while empowering users to fix compliance issues with step-by-step self-remediation guidance.
Close the Access-Trust Gap with Device Trust
True Zero Trust requires verifying the health and identity of every device, company-managed or unmanaged, before allowing access. Without comprehensive enforcement of device compliance, your organization faces an "Access-Trust Gap:" the risks posed by unfederated identities, unmanaged devices, applications, and AI-powered tools accessing company data without proper governance controls.
1Password Device Trust helps close the Access-Trust Gap by assessing device posture and blocking unhealthy devices from authenticating.
Ensure devices are known and secure
Reduce risk exposure and achieve visibility and compliance for your cross-platform fleet.
Secure devices and protect sensitive company resources
Enforce device health checks in real-time before allowing access to workforce applications, whether protected by SSO or not.
By proactively identifying unmanaged apps and enforcing compliance, you close critical gaps in your security perimeter.
Unleash the power of employee self-remediation
When Device Trust detects a problem and blocks a device, it provides users with step-by-step instructions so they can get back to work without ever filing an IT help ticket.
Self-remediation delivers increased productivity for users and reduced strain on IT. It’s better for users and better for business.
Go beyond checkbox compliance
Enforce security policies ranging from patched software, to disk encryption, to firewall status. Choose from our library of more than 100 policy Checks or write your own with our custom Check editor.
Cross-platform fleet visibility
Get real-time insights into hundreds of device properties across your entire Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android fleets via live query, API/webhooks, log pipeline, and SIEM integration.
Bring BYOD under control
1Password’s Device Trust agent can operate in places other tools can’t, like unmanaged BYOD and contractor devices. Whether you want to keep out personal devices or safely embrace BYOD, we’ve got you covered.
Meet your Zero Trust objectives
Zero Trust security demands verification of device identity and health, including for unmanaged endpoints. 1Password Device Trust secures your perimeter by proactively blocking authentication attempts from untrusted devices.
1Password Device Trust is available in two powerful versions
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Dive into Device Trust
The future of access management
Understand the critical device and access management challenges facing today’s hybrid workforce, and how to solve them.
Closing the Access-Trust Gap with Extended Device Compliance
Discover how our latest Device Trust innovation, Extended Device Compliance, redefines workforce security.
New integrations with next-gen tools
1Password Device Trust partners with Tailscale and Twingate to secure VPN access.
Look under the hood
Learn how to secure your entire fleet and integrate with your existing tools.
Device Trust FAQs
What is Device Trust?
Device Trust is a subset of Zero Trust security which asserts that a device needs to be both associated with a user (known) and in a secure state before it can access an organization’s resources. 1Password Device Trust accomplishes this by ensuring devices are registered and healthy before granting access, guiding users to resolve security issues until their devices meet compliance requirements.
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See 1Password Device Trust in action
Meet with a member of our team to discuss how 1Password Device Trust can secure your entire fleet, improving your security posture and meeting your compliance goals.