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Device Zero Trust

Device trust built on real device posture

Before you trust a device, know its state. trio.so checks every device against your controls, gives it a risk score from 0 to 100 with the reason, brings in Microsoft Defender alerts, and asks people to sign in again when their device falls out of compliance.

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Devices

Compliance: Non-compliant, At risk
Device
Owner
Compliance
Risk
Encryption
Management
Last seen
FIN-LT-0142Surface Laptop 6 · Windows
Priya Raman
Non-compliant5 pass · 2 fail
On
Managed
4 minutes ago
Sales-iPhone-22iPhone 16 · iOS
Omar Haddad
Non-compliant3 pass · 1 fail
On
Managed
11 minutes ago
DSN-MBP-0207MacBook Pro 14 · macOS
Lena Moss
Non-compliant9 pass · 1 fail
Off
Managed
18 minutes ago
OPS-DT-0031OptiPlex 7020 · Windows
Marcus Bell
At risk8 pass · 1 fail
On
Managed
26 minutes ago
FLD-GS24-0417Galaxy S24 · Android
Ines Park
At risk2 pass · 1 fail
On
Managed
3 hours ago
ENG-LNX-0088ThinkPad T14 · Linux
Ravi Shah
At risk4 pass · 1 fail
On
Managed
42 minutes ago
6 devices · Sort: Risk

A password says nothing about the laptop

  • Healthy logins, unhealthy devices

    A correct password and MFA prompt can still come from a laptop with encryption off and months of missing patches.

  • Device health lives elsewhere

    Compliance, vulnerabilities and security alerts sit in different tools from the people who use the device.

  • Trust checked once

    A session trusted in the morning stays trusted after the device fails a check at lunch.

How it works

How device trust works in trio.so

  1. Check every deviceEach device is checked against your controls, from disk encryption and firewall to screen lock, OS version and Secure Boot.
  2. Score the riskEvery device gets a 0 to 100 risk score, with the reason shown, such as an open high severity vulnerability or no passcode.
  3. Check again when it changesWhen a device's compliance changes, trio.so asks the person to sign in again.

Controls

Every device checked against your controls

Compliance results come from the controls that matter on each platform, and every device shows how many pass and fail.

  • WindowsDisk encryption, real time protection, firewall, screen lock, USB storage block, Secure Boot.
  • macOSFileVault, firewall, passcode, screen lock, Gatekeeper, System Integrity Protection.
  • Linux, Android and iPadOSDisk encryption and Secure Boot on Linux; passcode and screen lock on Android and iPadOS.

Risk

A risk score with the reason

The score goes from 0 to 100, low to critical, and always shows what's behind it, so you know what to fix first.

Defender

Microsoft Defender alerts next to each device

If you use Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, trio.so shows each device's Defender risk, exposure, sensor health and open alerts, matched to the devices you manage. trio.so only reads from Defender.

People and devices

From a person to every device they use

Open anyone's record to see all their devices and the state of each one, next to their apps, groups and MFA.

Device trust at a glance

0 to 100
risk score per device
5
platforms checked
Defender
alerts per device, read only
Reauth
when compliance changes

Device trust FAQ

Deciding how much to trust a sign in based on the state of the device it comes from, not only the person's password. trio.so gives every device a compliance state and a risk score.

Controls such as disk encryption, firewall, screen lock, passcode, OS version, Secure Boot and, on Windows, real time protection and USB storage block, depending on the platform.

When a device's compliance changes, trio.so asks the person to sign in again, so a session doesn't stay trusted after a device fails a check.

Yes. Defender devices, risk and open alerts appear next to the devices you manage.

Device compliance is part of the Secure plan, and sign in policies are part of the Zero Trust plan. See pricing.

Zero trust device management means no device is trusted by default: each one is checked for encryption, firewall, OS version and open vulnerabilities before and while it's used. trio.so runs these checks on every device and gives each a risk score, and on the Zero Trust plan conditional access uses them.

Yes. Sync users from Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta or OneLogin, provision accounts with SCIM 2.0, and on the Zero Trust plan add single sign-on and conditional access.