Every device checked at sign-in, whatever your setup.
You set the rules. XFA checks each laptop and phone against them when its owner signs in. People fix what needs fixing themselves, and XFA sends the invites and reminders.
Start from how your team works.
No IT team
Security landed on the CTO. People set up and fix their own laptops, and XFA sends the reminders.
Devices outside your MDM
Some laptops are in your MDM and some are not. They all get the same check at sign-in.
BYOD and freelance
Secure BYOD without taking over anyone’s laptop. Personal and contractor laptops are checked at sign-in, and XFA does not collect personal files, messages, or browsing.
Or start from your industry or company type.
Enterprise
Your team sets its own device rules and runs XFA beside the company MDM.Technology
Laptops are checked before they open GitHub or the cloud console. Engineers keep their admin rights.Startups
Every laptop checked at sign-in before your first customer sends a security questionnaire.Healthcare
Laptops and phones that open patient data are checked for the settings HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO 27001 ask about.Fintech
The laptop controls in PCI DSS and DORA, mapped to checks that run at every sign-in.Education
Staff and student laptops the university never bought are checked at sign-in and stay their owner's.Agencies
One XFA app on a laptop shares its status with your agency and with each client the person works for.
Comparing XFA with another tool?
Try it on your own laptop first.
It is free to start. Check your own laptop at sign-in, then invite the team.
