XFA has a new identity provider integration. Organizations that sign in through Keycloak can now check device posture on every login, with no MDM and no agent rollout.

XFA can now also send device security nudges and enrollment invites straight into Microsoft Teams, so people fix issues before anything blocks.

The redesigned XFA desktop app gives people a full view of their device security, with the detail on every check and clear steps to fix anything that is not passing.

Device Snooze lets admins pause security policy on one device when a real exception comes up, with a reason, an expiry, and full visibility the whole time.

XFA has been awarded the Computable Award 2026 in the Tech & Cyber Start-up of the Year category. XFA secures the critical blind spot of unmanaged devices by verifying the health and compliance of every device, without compromising employee privacy.

The founder of Antwerp cybersecurity company XFA has been named winner of the JCI Award Antwerp Young Entrepreneur 2026. He took home both the jury prize and the public prize, and now competes against the winners from other Flemish provinces in the regional final.

XFA is now available on AWS Marketplace, simplifying procurement and enabling organizations to deploy real-time device verification faster than ever.

Building great security requires the right alliances. That's why XFA is proud to announce its new partnership with Noru, a platform that makes compliance actually manageable for modern teams.

Gateway.fm needed to prepare for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification without compromising the privacy of their remote team with a high number of contractors. XFA provided the perfect balance.

With team members spread across more than a dozen countries and working on a mix of bring-your-own-device and company-provisioned hardware, Divbrands needed a solution that could scale easily while keeping day-to-day work without friction.

Investeringsfonds Curiosity VC heeft twee nieuwe investeringen bekendgemaakt in veelbelovende tech-startups. Het fonds steunt de Antwerpse cybersecurity-specialist XFA en de Rotterdamse AI-startup Lynk.

Lars Veelaert (32) en Gijs Van Laer (37), de oprichters van de Antwerpse cybersecuritystart-up XFA, hebben 1,5 miljoen euro opgehaald voor hun technologie die het mogelijk maakt om met elk toestel van eender waar veilig voor een organisatie te werken.