Tanflow IAM Suite · Capability
Device Trust
Bind a user to one trusted device with a lightweight utility, so their account can sign in from that device and nowhere else.
Overview
One user, one trusted device
A password can be used from anywhere, but a device stays where it is. Tanflow Device Trust installs a lightweight utility that registers a user's device as their trusted device. From then on the account can only authenticate from that device, so a phished or leaked password is worthless on any other machine.
A lightweight utility on the user's device registers that machine as their one trusted device.
Once the device is bound, the user can sign in only from it. Attempts from any other machine are refused.
An attacker with a phished or leaked password still can't sign in, because they don't have the registered device.
Administrators enrol, re-bind or release a user's device when hardware is replaced or lost.
Every bound device, and every blocked attempt from another device, is recorded for security review.
Why it matters
What you can show an auditor
- Access is tied to hardware you have approved
- A simple, strong control for high-sensitivity roles and shared environments
- Works alongside MFA and SSO as an extra check
Part of Tanflow IAM Suite
This is a module of the Tanflow IAM Suite, which handles authentication, governance and provisioning and scales across the enterprise.
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Common questions
What actually gets installed on the device?
A lightweight Tanflow utility that registers the machine as the user's trusted device. It is not a heavy agent and needs no ongoing maintenance.
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
A short demo built around your environment and your compliance requirements.