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1Password Device Trust

Device Trust

Surface what's on every endpoint and enforce
access based on device health and posture.

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Zero Trust starts
with Device Trust

Zero Trust access requires fine-tuned, responsive device security for all devices, blocking any device that is out of compliance. Without the ability to block access based on device identity and posture, it’s easy for bad actors to authenticate using stolen employee credentials.

Security can’t come at the cost of productivity

Blocking users from authenticating is only half the battle – they must have a path to self‑remediation to avoid frustration, lost productivity, and IT bottlenecks.

“Managed” does not mean “secure”

Managed devices still get compromised. They rely on a few device properties, lack real‑time visibility, and can't block access based on device identity, so attackers can authenticate with stolen employee credentials.

Shadow AI is running on your devices

AI and agentic services have escaped the browser onto the device, faster than teams can track. On‑device secrets, MCP servers, and exposed repositories go unaccounted for, and every new agent widens the attack surface.

Close the Access-Trust Gap with Device Trust

Secure access means verifying every device’s health and identity before entry. Weak compliance creates an “Access-Trust Gap,” where unmanaged devices, unfederated accounts, and AI tools slip through. 1Password Device Trust closes this gap by assessing devices and blocking unhealthy ones.

Zero Trust‑ready access

Achieve your Zero Trust architecture by ensuring only known, trusted devices can reach your sensitive systems, and leverage trust signals that integrate with the tools you already use to enforce compliance controls when it matters.

Complete AI and
secrets discovery

Find and remediate critical risks across agentic AI services and credential sprawl before they're exploited.

Deep, real‑time device posture

Insight into the state of every device and its level of security through 125+ prebuilt device checks; easily create your own and run custom queries.

Self‑service
end‑user remediation

Capitalize on the power of the end user to fix compliance issues on their device without ever contacting IT.

Unified, fleet-wide visibility

See your whole fleet in one place: company-owned devices and BYOD, whether it's running macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS or Android, and third-party contractors.
BYOD and security

Open, extensible integrations

Shared Signals Framework, a robust API, log pipeline connections to your SIEM, and integrations with popular VPN tools ensure you get data where you need it, when you need it.
What is Device Trust?

Decode the Device Trust architecture

AI-forward device management

Query your whole device fleet in plain language from the AI tools your team already uses.

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Closing the Access-Trust Gap with Extended Device Compliance

Discover how our latest Device Trust innovation, Extended Device Compliance, redefines workforce security.

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New integrations with next‑gen tools

1Password Device Trust partners with Tailscale and Twingate to secure VPN access.

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Look under the hood

Learn how to secure your entire fleet and integrate with your existing tools.

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Discover, secure, audit

Device Trust is part of the
Unified Access platform

The platform that discovers, secures, and audits access across every identity.

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.

What’s the difference between Device Trust Core and Connect?

How does 1Password Device Trust block unknown and unsecure devices from authenticating?

What operating systems are compatible with 1Password Device Trust?

How does Extended Device Compliance work?

What is the difference between 1Password Device Trust and an MDM?

What are the technical requirements to use 1Password Device Trust?

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.