Device Security

IAM 101: Zero Trust and Identity – Continuous Verification in Practice EverydayIdentity TL;DR Zero Trust isn’t a product—it’s a security philosophy. At its core is continuous verification: a principle that access decisions should never rely on a one-time check. This post breaks down how identity, context, device posture, and dynamic access policies form the foundation of Zero Trust, and how IAM teams can implement this model in practice. What Is Zero Trust?...

Device Security Policy Overview This Device Security Policy sets the minimum security requirements for all devices—whether assigned to human users or operated by non-human identities (such as bots, APIs, or automated systems)—that access company systems, networks, or data. The policy aims to protect organizational resources against loss, theft, or compromise, and to support regulatory and business requirements. Scope This policy applies to all company-owned, personally owned (BYOD), or third-party devices used to access company systems or data, including but not limited to laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets, servers, IoT devices, and devices used by non-human identities (e....