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Device Trust

Bind a user to a single trusted device with a lightweight utility - so their account can sign in only from that device, and nowhere else.

Overview

One user, one trusted device

Passwords travel; hardware does not. Tanflow Device Trust installs a lightweight utility on a user's device that registers it as their trusted device. From then on, that account can authenticate only from the bound device - so a phished or leaked password is worthless from any other machine.

Device-binding utility

A lightweight utility installed on the user's device registers that machine as their one trusted device.

Login locked to the device

Once bound, the user can sign in only from that device; sign-in attempts from any other machine are refused.

Stolen-credential protection

A phished or leaked password cannot be used, because the attacker does not have the user's registered device.

Administrator-controlled binding

Administrators enrol, re-bind or release a user's device when hardware is replaced or a device is lost.

Full visibility

Every bound device and every blocked off-device attempt is recorded for security review.

Why it matters

Outcomes you can put in front of an auditor

  • A stolen password is useless from an attacker's machine
  • Access is pinned to hardware you have explicitly approved
  • Strong, simple control for high-sensitivity roles and shared environments
  • A clear record of which device each user is bound to
  • Works alongside MFA and SSO as an additional gate

Part of Tanflow IAM Suite

This capability ships as a module of the Tanflow IAM Suite - one platform for authentication, governance and provisioning, built to scale across the enterprise.

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FAQ

Common questions

What actually gets installed on the device?

A lightweight Tanflow utility that registers the machine as the user's trusted device. There is no heavy agent and no ongoing maintenance burden.

What happens when a user changes or loses their device?

An administrator releases the old binding and enrols the new device, so the user is always bound to their current, approved hardware.

See Device Trust in action

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