Device Posture Management (DPM) gives organizations full control over who gets in—and from what device. Before access is granted, the system automatically checks whether a device meets your security standards, such as OS version and patch level, antivirus and firewall status, disk encryption, and screen lock enforcement. If a device is out of date, misconfigured, or risky, access can be restricted, limited, or blocked instantly—no manual intervention required.

Roqos DPM is part of the Roqos ZTNA solution, which is a cloud-based security platform that provides secure access to applications and resources for users and devices. Each Roqos ZTNA application running on Windows, macOS, and Linux devices collects device posture information and sends it to the Roqos cloud for evaluation. Based on the device posture, Roqos ZTNA can enforce access policies to ensure that only compliant devices are allowed to access applications and resources. This feature also makes it ideal for safely enabling Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiatives, allowing you to enforce access to applications and resources for devices based on their real-time device posture.

With Roqos DPM check whether a device is updated and secure enough to access a network, application, or cloud resources. Below are some of the posture checks that can be performed by Roqos DPM:

• Is antivirus/EDR running? Are they up-to-date?
• Is the firewall enabled?
• Is disk encryption enabled?
• Is the OS version allowed? Are OS patches up-to-date?
• Is screen lock enabled?
• Is the device connecting from an allowed network?
• Is it connecting from an allowed country?
• Is it connecting at allowed times?
• Many more ...