<What Device Trust Means in 2023> Device trust has...
# kolide
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What Device Trust Means in 2023 Device trust has always been part of Zero Trust, but it's finally getting its day in the sun.
r
as always, spot on with the “honest security” principle
We’ve established that all device trust products need some blocking mechanism that keeps users from accessing resources if their device isn’t secure. Some products stop at the blocking stage; they tell the user they’re blocked (but not why) and send them off to IT. That’s not a great outcome for users (who can’t do their jobs) or IT (who will face an avalanche of support tickets).
Kolide, by contrast, gives users simple, non-technical instructions so they can unblock themselves.
this 💯
There’s an insidious idea that any improvement to security must come with a corresponding cost to user privacy or quality of life. Still, Kolide shows that it is possible to practice device trust without making users feel untrusted.
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Thanks Ryan!! I'm so glad you enjoyed this article 🙂
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Honestly, it should be required reading for any DevSecOps.