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Device Management in DSALTA provides continuous visibility into the security posture of employee devices. It ensures that endpoints meet your organization’s security requirements and remain compliant over time. Instead of relying on one-time checks or manual confirmations, DSALTA continuously monitors device-level security controls and converts them into audit-ready evidence.
Read-only by design. The Device Monitor collects security-relevant metadata using read-only access. It applies no destructive actions and no invasive controls. See What data is collected.

What Device Management covers

DSALTA Device Management focuses on endpoint security fundamentals:
  • Disk encryption status
  • Antivirus presence
  • Screen lock enforcement
  • Password manager usage
  • Operating system version and device identity
These checks apply to company-owned and employee-owned devices used to access internal systems.

Supported operating systems

Each operating system is evaluated using native system signals and platform-specific checks. The onboarding task detects the employee’s operating system and shows the matching installer and requirements.

How it fits together

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Device enrollment

Employees install the DSALTA Device Monitor on their device using a secure registration key, delivered as an onboarding task.DSALTA employee onboarding tasks page with the Download and install DSALTA Device Monitor task expanded, showing the Windows installation instructions, Download button and registration key
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Secure activation

The employee pastes the registration key into the Device Monitor, which authenticates the device and links it to their account. See How Device Management works for the full employee walkthrough, including how they sign in.DSALTA Device Monitor Secure Activation screen with a license key field and an Activate Device button
3

Continuous monitoring

DSALTA periodically collects the system-level signals required for security and compliance.DSALTA Device Monitor showing an Active device with its collected signals including OsVersion, Preferences, SSHUsers, SystemInfo and UserAdmins
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Status evaluation

Each device is evaluated against the security checks, and every control is marked Pass or Fail independently.
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Visibility and action

Admins see risks, status gaps, and remediation needs on the Devices page.DSALTA Devices page on the Monitored tab, listing a device with its owner, OS version, the PW, HD, AV and SL check columns and the Last Check date

Where device checks appear

Results are visible at two levels:
  • Device level — the Devices page in the Data Library, on the Monitored tab.
  • User level — the employee’s profile on the People page.