Overview
XFA targets a gap in the device security market, the unmanaged personal and freelancer devices that fall outside traditional Mobile Device Management deployments. The product enforces device security posture through a Zero Trust approach without requiring the invasive controls that classic MDM agents apply to personal hardware.
The privacy-first positioning makes XFA relevant for organisations with contractors, BYOD policies, or hybrid workforces where employees resist or legally cannot accept full device management. It sits in the Cybersecurity segment focused on identity and device trust as the security perimeter.
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- You can now sign in to Google Workspace with XFA. No password. When you sign in, XFA checks that your device is safe. Gmail, Calendar, Drive and the rest of Workspace. Until now, XFA was an extra step after your password. Now it replaces it, with a passkey that is built into the XFA app💡 Already have your own passkey? Bring it with you. 🔑 Fewer steps, stronger security. Available now for all XFA customers. See how it works: xfa.tech
- Everyone on your team should be able to work from any device, from anywhere, and still know it’s safe. Today we’re taking that further for teams on Google. XFA now verifies device security at sign-in on Google’s native apps, including Mail, Calendar, Drive and more. And because security shouldn’t add friction, teams working in Google can now also sign in without a password, using the passkeys built into the XFA app. Start for free at xfa.tech.
- People do their best work on the device they prefer. XFA now supports NixOS, like any other OS. So nobody has to change how they work to stay secure. Start securing them at xfa.tech
- Device security tends to stay on the “later” list, because traditional solutions expect someone to roll out tools manually and chase people about their laptops. So we made it free and easy to secure every device. Your team signs in as usual to their work apps, gets prompted to install XFA, and fixes security issues themselves in a few clicks. When you’re ready for more checks and to block unsafe devices, our paid plans take it from there. Start for free: https://xfa.tech/
- We started XFA to secure every organisation, including the ones with no IT team and no security budget. From today, XFA has a free plan. So you don’t need to wait to get started. Every device is checked when someone signs in. If something is wrong, that person gets a warning and a button to fix it. Nobody from IT has to step in, handy when there is no IT. When you're ready for more device checks and features that automate more of the work, our paid plans are there. Because you have better things to do than IT security. Start for free
- Join our CTO Gijs on the 15th of October for this PwC Belgium webinar to learn more about the importance of knowing who and what devices access your systems, and how to safeguard these points. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eCwk2KPJ
- We want every company to be able to secure every device, for every user. That now includes Fedora Silverblue. Your Linux users on Silverblue can verify their device with XFA and keep working on the device they prefer. Start securing them at xfa.tech
- Signing in with XFA now takes even less effort. Users can already secure their devices without IT. With our new visuals, they see exactly what to do, one step at a time. Already available to everyone on your team.
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