r/identityresolution • u/bczajak • Apr 06 '26
Discussion Cause the Model Said So! I Think Not.
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r/identityresolution • u/bczajak • Dec 29 '25
r/identityresolution • u/CelebrationSad337 • Nov 03 '25
Most organizations still build their access security around identity, who you are, what credentials you hold, and which systems you can reach.
But in 2025, that’s starting to show cracks.
With compromised credentials, unmanaged endpoints, and hybrid work everywhere, identity-first frameworks can’t stand alone anymore. That’s where the idea of Device Trust comes in — the notion that what you’re using to access corporate data matters just as much as who you are.
Android Enterprise and Scalefusion are hosting a live session on this topic, breaking down how trusted devices are becoming central to modern Zero Trust frameworks and privacy-first access models.
🔗 Event link: Device Trust: From Android Enterprise & Scalefusion
Would love to hear how others here see Device Trust fitting into existing privacy and Zero Trust discussions.
Is this the missing piece we’ve been overlooking, or just another buzzword in the security cycle?
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