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    ACME Device Attestation

    Non-Human Identity Security (NHI)

    IETF standard for high-assurance device identity using hardware co-processors for attestation and key binding.

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    Core capabilities

    Certificate-based authentication across multiple platforms
    Device revocation and zero-touch provisioning capabilities
    Hardware-bound credentials preventing credential exfiltration
    Hardware attack prevention

    Common use cases

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    BYOD scenarios

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    Corporate Wi-Fi security

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    SaaS application access control

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    VPN authentication

    Things to consider

    Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.

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    Smallstep ACME Device Attestation pricing and integrations

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    Profile last updated on 7 September 2026 by Picari.