As work becomes more flexible, companies need security and management tools that can adapt. But many still rely on a single all-or-nothing platform, usually an MDM or UEM, that tries to do everything: inventory, patching, security enforcement, and audit prep. The problem? These tasks don't always overlap, and bundling them together creates friction.

The device security landscape is evolving fast. With remote work, BYOD, and third-party access (partners, contractors, freelancers) becoming the norm, security leaders need tools that offer protection without compromising flexibility or productivity.

Strong cybersecurity starts with the right partnerships. That's why XFA is proud to announce its new partnership with All4Tech, a leading European distributor of trusted cybersecurity solutions.

As workforces become more remote and flexible, personal devices have become essential tools in day-to-day business operations. But most BYOD security conversations still begin (and often end) with 2FA, phishing trainings, or written policies. But that's no longer enough.

As workforces become more distributed, securing devices in a remote or hybrid environment is not a side consideration anymore, it's central to passing a SOC 2 audit. If your employees, contractors, or partners access company platforms from their laptops in coffee shops, tablets at home, or personal BYOD devices on the go, your audit scope just got bigger.

DORA and NIS2: the two key European Union regulations. The European Union's regulatory landscape is evolving fast, therefore, organizations across critical sectors need to be ready.

Device security has always been a moving target. But as we look ahead to 2026, the pace of change is accelerating, yet many organizations still rely on outdated assumptions and rigid tools that simply can't keep up.

Remote work shouldn't mean compromising on security or efficiency. XFA is teaming up with Rayda, a global device provisioning platform, to help companies secure remote work from day one.

Most of today's cybersecurity conversations and discussions revolve around risk, compliance, and management. But there's an emerging business case for rethinking how we approach device security, especially for distributed, hybrid, and BYOD-heavy organizations across the world.

Cyber Essentials is a UK government‑backed certification that sets baseline of cybersecurity strategy for organizations. It's designed to help companies demonstrate they are protected from the most common cyber threats.

The Rising Star selection is part of the Deloitte Private Technology Fast 50 competition and is designed for promising companies that have been active in the technology sector for less than four years

XFA is partnering with PwC Belgium to help organizations take a modern, scalable approach to device security. This collaboration combines PwC's deep cybersecurity and risk advisory expertise with XFA's privacy-first device trust platform, helping enterprises improve visibility, reduce access risk, and stay compliant across all types of devices, whether managed or not.