View standard device details

Review the users, security signals, and identifiers shown for iOS and Android devices, and for macOS and Windows devices when your org doesn't have the Device Visibility feature enabled.

Device Visibility

Device users

A user profile represents an identity that uses an enrolled device to sign in to your org. A user can have more than one profile on a device. For example, a single user can have a business profile to access restricted company apps, and a personal profile to access personal files.

A single device can also have more than one user who signs in using the same device. The device details page displays a maximum of 20 users associated with the device, even though there may be more than 20 users assigned to the device.

Details by device user Description
User The user's name and email address.

For example, Cristina Young c.young@example.com.
Enrollment date Date that the device was enrolled in Okta Verify.
Management status
  • Managed: the device is registered, a device management solution manages the user profile, the device is configured for device management in Security > Device Integrations, and the user authenticated with Okta FastPass from the managed device.
  • Not managed: the device is registered but either a device management solution doesn't manage the user profile, or the device isn't configured for device management.
Lock screen Indicates whether the user unlocked the lock screen with Password, Password with Windows Hello, or if it's Disabled.
Device recovery Select View recovery PIN to view the existing recovery PIN or to generate a new PIN for Okta Device Access.

Device security signals

Device security signal Description
OS version The OS version installed on the device.

For example, 13.5.1
Disk encryption Indicates whether the device storage is encrypted.

On macOS, this reflects FileVault status. On Windows, this reflects BitLocker status.

The device is marked as encrypted only if encryption is active and enabled on the system volume.

For example, Fully encrypted.
Secure Enclave Indicates whether the iOS or macOS device supports Secure Enclave.
Jailbreak Indicates whether the iOS device is jailbroken.
Hardware Keystore Indicates whether the Android device supports a hardware keystore.
Rooting Indicates whether the Android device is rooted.
Trusted Platform Module Indicates whether the Windows Trusted Platform Module is in use.

Device identifiers

Device identifier Description
Display name The display name of the device.

For example, Maya's iPhone.
Platform The operating system of the device.
Manufacturer The vendor that created the physical device.

For example, APPLE.
Model The device type or design.

For example, iPhone.
Serial number The serial number for the device.
OS Version The operating system software version of the device.
IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) is a unique number for identifying a mobile device on a Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) network.

Okta Verify doesn't collect this information, but a custom app can collect it.
MEID Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEID) is a unique number for identifying a mobile device on a network that uses Code-Division Multiple Access (CDMA) protocols for second-generation and third-generation wireless communication.

Okta Verify doesn't collect this information, but a custom app can collect it.
UDID The unique device ID (UDID) that's used to identify Apple devices on an iOS or macOS platform.
Security Identifier The Security Identifier (SID) is a unique number for the user, user group, or other security principal.
Authenticator app key A unique identifier for the specific instance of an authenticator app enrolled on the device.
Dedicated hardware Indicates if dedicated hardware exists for a Trusted Platform Module (TPM).

The unique identifier hash isn't shown for devices with a TPM. Instead, the placeholder Present - No hash available appears.