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Comparison pages, security glossary, and two auth fixes

We shipped five competitor comparison pages and an eight-page security glossary — so you can research device trust concepts and see how Lorika stacks up against the tools on your shortlist. Two auth bugs that affected a small number of sign-ins were also patched.

What's new

What's fixed

Why this matters for customers

If you're evaluating device security tools, the new comparison and glossary pages are designed to save you research time. Each comparison page gives a direct, honest answer on where the tools differ — not a sales pitch. Share the relevant page with your evaluation committee or use it as a briefing reference.

The Apple sign-in fix closes a data-isolation gap: two unrelated users could temporarily see each other's device posture data. If you used Sign in with Apple with a relay address before this week, your workspace is now fully isolated and the affected accounts have been remediated.

For IT administrators evaluating security tools

The five new comparison pages cover CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, Jamf, JumpCloud, and Tailscale — each with a feature table and a "when to choose which" section. Find them at lorika.dev/device-trust-platform/ alongside the existing EDR and MDM comparisons.