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Grant access only to enrolled, compliant devices, and block the rest before they reach corporate data.
Re-check posture on every session, so a device that drifts out of compliance loses access automatically.
Feed Bento's device compliance signal into your existing conditional access policies, rather than replacing them.
Apply stricter rules to admin consoles and sensitive apps, and lighter rules to low-risk ones.
Bento applies encryption, passcode, OS-version, and security policies to every managed device.
Each device is continuously checked against your policies and marked compliant or non-compliant.
Bento reports the device's compliance and ownership state to your identity provider.
Your conditional access policies allow, step up, or block access based on that signal.
Conditional access is only as good as the device signal behind it. Bento supplies the live compliance state your identity provider needs to make the right call.
Define posture rules for encryption, passcode, OS version, and required apps per platform.
Re-evaluate each device on a schedule and on session refresh, not only at enrollment.
Share device compliance state with your identity provider for conditional access decisions.
Provision device certificates so access is gated on a trusted, managed identity.
Flag compromised devices and mark them non-compliant so access tightens automatically.
Apply different rules to corporate and BYOD devices from the same console.
Allow, restrict, quarantine, or block based on how far a device falls out of policy.
Record posture state and access decisions for review and compliance audits.
"With Bento MDM and FSM, we efficiently manage over 700 devices, automate workflows, and improve communication between field teams."
Cristian Bordescu
Operations Director
“Our collaboration with Bento on migrating over 2,000 DPD devices was exceptional. Their openness, flexibility, and constant support stood out throughout the project. Their quick adaptation to challenges and solution-oriented approach made all the difference, a truly reliable and professional partner.”
Valentina Ionescu
CIO, DPD
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"Bento Field Service Management and Mobile Device Management helped us streamline field interventions, secure mobile devices, and increase operational transparency."
Simona Gigiu
Business Line Director
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Require an enrolled, compliant device before granting access to mail and collaboration tools.
Restrict admin and privileged portals to corporate devices that pass strict posture checks.
Let personal devices reach work apps only when they meet compliance, without full lockdown.
Gate access to sensitive systems on encryption, patch level, and a clean device posture.
Cut access automatically when a device is rooted, lost, or drops out of management.
What is conditional access?
Conditional access is a policy approach that decides whether to allow, block, or step up access to an app or resource based on signals such as user identity, device compliance, location, and risk. The conditional access policies usually live in an identity provider; an MDM supplies the device compliance signal those policies depend on.
What is device trust?
Device trust is the assurance that a device requesting access is enrolled, compliant, and under policy control at the moment of access. Bento establishes that trust by enforcing posture, checking compliance continuously, and reporting the result to your identity provider.
Does Bento replace my identity provider's conditional access?
No. Bento is the device signal source, not the access gate. Your identity provider's conditional access policies make the allow or block decision; Bento gives those policies an accurate, real-time view of each device's compliance.
Which identity providers does Bento work with?
Bento shares device compliance state with supported identity and access providers for conditional access. Confirm the specific integrations available for your environment with our team.
What device signals does Bento use?
Enrollment status, compliance against your policies (encryption, passcode, OS version, required apps), ownership type (corporate or BYOD), and security indicators such as jailbreak or root status, lost or wiped state, and loss of management.
What happens when a device falls out of compliance?
Bento marks the device non-compliant and updates the signal sent to your identity provider, so access can be restricted or blocked automatically until the device is remediated. The response can be graduated, from limiting access to blocking it entirely.
How much does device trust cost?
It is included in Bento MDM at EUR 1 per device per month, alongside the rest of the platform. There are no per-feature charges.
Leaving Intune, Jamf, Workspace ONE, or Hexnode? Bento's migration team handles the cutover, policy translation, and rollout. All included at €1/device.
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