Secure access from every device
Unauthorized access can come from any device, even those managed by MDM tools. With 1Password, ensure that only healthy, secure devices can access corporate systems.
The impact of unhealthy access from compromised devices
Every device in your organization–even those managed by MDM–is an entry point for bad actors.
Unmanaged devices: a leading cause of ransomware
92% of all successful ransomware compromises originate through unmanaged devices.
Source: Microsoft Digital Defense Report, Microsoft Threat Intelligence, October 2024.
BYOD makes it harder to secure your organization
Nearly two-thirds of security pros (65%) say that personal devices have made it much harder to monitor employee security practices, highlighting the visibility issues caused by BYOD.
Source: Balancing Act: Security and Productivity in the Age of AI, 1Password, April 2024
Personal devices create blindspots for compliance
There’s been more than $5.3 billion in total GDPR fines as of October 2024.
Source: GDPR Enforcement Tracker, October 2024.
Don’t just manage your devices–secure them
Go beyond MDM and verify that all devices are secure and healthy before allowing access to any application–including those used by third-parties and contractors.
Empower employees to self-remediate issues
Provide employees with prompts that provide clear guidance on why their device may be out of compliance. Empower them to self-remediate issues in order to regain access to corporate systems–reducing strain on IT and reducing operational disruptions in the process.

Enforce granular policies across all devices
Verify that every device is compliant with security policies, like having an EDR tool installed and working, prior to allowing access. Block or restrict access based on this context, ensuring that unhealthy devices never get access to corporate systems.

Protect your company from ransomware
Proactively defend against ransomware threats that exploit weak credentials, phishing vulnerabilities, and untrusted devices to gain access to critical systems, applications, and data.

Security for mobile devices and more
1Password makes it easy for employees to adopt cybersecurity best practices without hindering their productivity.
Secure every sign-in

Store all sign-ins in secure vaults, with the ability to securely share passkeys, strong passwords, secrets, and more.
To every application

Manage access to every application and web account for your workforce.
From any device

Sign in to everything from secure devices, and set policies to ensure only healthy and trusted devices access applications–even devices used by third-parties and contractors.
Prevent breaches, empower users, protect data
Protect sensitive data from unmanaged and unknown devices while empowering users to self-remediate issues.
Safeguard sensitive company information
Reduce the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches by ensuring that sensitive data is only accessible by trusted and compliant devices, regardless if they are managed, unmanaged, or used by third parties or contractors.
Enforce security best practices
Implement robust security policies, such as device trust verification, and enforce that all employees follow consistent and effective security standards across the organization.
Build a culture of security
Embed secure practices into daily workflows by making device trust and compliance a shared responsibility across teams.
Earn and maintain compliance with ease
Streamline compliance efforts with automated policy enforcement and reporting to comply with certifications like SOC 2 and GDPR without adding administrative overhead.
Proactively mitigate risks
Identify and address vulnerabilities across devices and credentials before they escalate into costly security incidents–such as detecting the presence of plain-text credentials and SSH keys.
Prevent ransomware attacks
Minimize the risk of ransomware by enforcing device trust, securing credentials, and blocking access from compromised or untrusted devices.


“I know that because of the controls I've set up in 1Password Device Trust, that access to my secure information, and all of our company secrets are behind a wall that makes it so only the approved devices can get in, and only approved devices in a healthy state.”
John Echeveste
Sr. IT Manager, MixMode
165,000 businesses trust 1Password






























Resources to kickstart your journey

Webinar: Tackling untrusted access to advance your security maturity
Learn how to block unauthorized and untrusted access.

Device Security Buyer’s Guide
Get the key requirements and needs of a device security solution.

Extending access management
Why zero trust requires going beyond traditional IAM and MDM - and how to do it.

Solutions Guide: 1Password Extended Access Management
Fill critical gaps to secure the devices and applications that today’s tools cannot see.
Request a demo
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does 1Password help secure my devices?
1Password secures every device accessing your business apps, whether managed by IT, personal (BYOD) or those used by third parties or contractors. By verifying device health and enforcing security policies, 1Password helps prevent unauthorized access and strengthens your overall security posture.
What is 1Password Device Trust?
1Password Device Trust ensures that only trusted, compliant devices can access sensitive business data, safeguarding your organization from unauthorized access and threats like ransomware, malware, and phishing.
How does 1Password Device Trust work?
With over 100+ policy checks, 1Password Device Trust verifies the health and compliance of each device before granting access, ensuring every connection meets your organization’s security standards at the time of authentication. When an issue is identified, users receive a prompt that the issue must be addressed for access to be approved. Users are then empowered to self-remediate the issue, with minimal impact to productivity.
How is 1Password Device Trust different from mobile device management?
Unlike mobile device management (MDM), 1Password Device Trust focuses on verifying trust and compliance without requiring full control over personal or third-party devices. 1Password Device Trust and MDM tools are often used in tandem, with 1Password Device Trust validating that MDM tools are enabled and working prior to allowing access to occur.
How does 1Password Device Trust address third-party and contractor devices?
Third-party and contractor devices are validated against your organization’s security policies, ensuring secure access without compromising device ownership or privacy.
How does device security improve my compliance posture?
By enforcing device trust and generating audit-ready reports, 1Password Device Trust helps meet regulatory requirements like SOC 2 and GDPR, reducing risk and simplifying compliance.
Why should my organization adopt a device security solution?
A device security solution protects sensitive data, reduces risks from unmanaged devices, and supports secure hybrid work environments, enabling your business to thrive securely.
Can 1Password Device Trust support multiple operating systems?
Yes, 1Password Device Trust can support diverse environments and operating systems including macOS, Windows, Linux. 1Password Device Trust also supports smartphone operating systems like iOS and Android.
Can 1Password protect against malware on my device?
While 1Password is not a traditional antivirus tool, it helps mitigate malware threats by securing your devices (managed and unmanaged) and credentials. 1Password Device Trust can check that antivirus and other malware protections are in place, up-to-date, and properly configured before allowing access to business applications and data. By enforcing strong passwords, adding multi-factor authentication (MFA) to sign-ins, and device compliance policies, it minimizes the risk of compromised access points.
Can 1Password enforce security policies on mobile devices?
Yes! IT admins can set and enforce device compliance policies, ensuring only secure and healthy devices can access company data.