Security landed on you because there was nobody else. Set the rules once. From then on, every sign-in checks the laptop and shows its owner what to fix.
Free to start for your whole team: 4 device checks at every sign-in, and people are guided to fix issues themselves, automatically or by hand.
You choose the checks, and whether a laptop that fails one gets a warning or is blocked. The three jobs below then run without you.
People fix their own laptops, and XFA warns them when one is at risk. When a customer asks for proof, the record is already there.
Freelancers and personal laptopsPress Fix and approve the suggested fix, or follow the step by step guide.
XFA alerts them by email, and in 
Slack or 
Teams if you choose, until it is fixed.
Every device check leaves a record. The dashboard shows how many laptops meet your rules.
Connect your identity provider and try it on your own laptop. Setup takes about 15 minutes, with no sales call.
Turn XFA on for one group in your identity provider, engineering for example. Nobody else sees a change yet.
At their next sign-in, XFA asks them to install the app. It takes about a minute and needs no admin rights.
Add someone to the group and their first sign-in does the rest. XFA also keeps checking your sign-in logs for new laptops.
A Leuven consultancy with no IT department and a spread out team. Many work on their own devices, freelancers included.
When a customer asked for the specific device measures behind the data protection clause in their contract, madewithlove didn’t have real controls in place for device security.
madewithlove compared several vendors before choosing XFA. The deciding factor was how easy it would be to introduce to the team and for people to onboard.
Yes, if your team signs in to work apps through an identity provider. Company laptops, personal laptops, or a mix all work. If you have no identity provider yet, XFA is not a fit. It checks at sign-in, so it needs one.
XFA for startupsWhoever owns security now, often the CTO or a founder. That person does the setup once. They connect the identity provider, choose the checks, and decide whether a failed check warns or blocks. After that, people fix their own laptops.
No. People install it themselves when XFA asks at sign-in. It takes about a minute and needs no admin rights, so it works on personal laptops too.
XFA asks again at every sign-in and sends reminders by email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams. You can also turn off skipping for an app, so nobody gets in until their laptop is checked.
Only if you set a check to block right away. You can start with warnings and add a block once people have caught up.
XFA checks security settings and nothing else. Nothing on the laptop changes unless its owner says yes.
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