Trusted Devices is a security feature that enables organizations to maintain strict control over which computers and devices can access their remote desktop infrastructure. This authentication mechanism helps protect sensitive data and resources by allowing only pre-approved devices to establish remote connections.
How Trusted Devices Work
When enabled, the system creates a unique identifier for each authorized device based on multiple hardware and software parameters. This device fingerprint serves as an additional authentication factor, complementing traditional username and password credentials. You can explore this security feature and others by checking out TS+ solutions.
Key Security Benefits
- Prevents unauthorized access from unknown devices
- Reduces the risk of credential theft and account compromise
- Enables granular control over device access permissions
- Simplifies the authentication process for approved devices
- Maintains detailed audit logs of device access attempts
Implementation and Management
Administrators can easily configure Trusted Devices through the management console. The setup process involves:
- Defining device approval criteria
- Managing the whitelist of authorized devices
- Setting expiration periods for device trust
- Configuring notification settings for new device requests
For detailed pricing information on security features including Trusted Devices, visit our TSplus price page.
| Plan | Trusted Devices Features | Price |
|---|---|---|
| TSplus Standard | Basic device management | $60/user |
| TSplus Professional | Advanced device control + monitoring | $99/user |
| TSplus Enterprise | Full device security suite + custom policies | $299/user |
Trusted Devices FAQ
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Can Trusted Devices integrate with existing security systems?
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