Endpoint & Device Management compliance integrations
Laptops and phones hold company data outside the office. Encryption, patching and screen lock are the controls every framework asks about. OneClickComply connects to 21 endpoint and device management tools, checks how each one is configured and collects that evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials and NIST CSF automatically.
What we check
- Full-disk encryption enforced on all managed devices
- OS and critical patches applied within 14 days
- Screen lock and passcode policy enforced
Evidence we collect
- Devices
- Encryption status
- OS patch level
- Compliance policies
- Admin roles
Endpoint & Device Management integration FAQs
Some tools connect through a direct, least-privilege API connection that you authorise from your OneClickComply dashboard. The rest connect through the OneClickComply Companion, our AI browser agent, which reads admin settings using the access you already have, so there's no API key to create.
Its checks for endpoint and device management tools include: full-disk encryption enforced on all managed devices, OS and critical patches applied within 14 days and screen lock and passcode policy enforced. Each result is stored as evidence against the requirement it satisfies.
Auditors usually ask for devices, encryption status, OS patch level and compliance policies. OneClickComply captures it on a schedule, so it's ready before they ask.
Checks on endpoint and device management tools are mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials and NIST CSF. One piece of evidence counts towards every framework it applies to.
Don't see your tool?
If it has a web admin console, OneClickComply can work with it. Tell us what you use and we'll show you.
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