We’ve added a new device specs control for encryption in the Swif web app Compliance Center, allowing admins to define and monitor encryption requirements across their fleet.

What’s new

1. New Encryption Device Spec Control

   • Admins can now create device spec controls focused on disk encryption.

   • Supports two key fields from device telemetry:

     • encryptionStatus (string)

     • encryptionEnabled (boolean)

2. Per-OS Encryption Requirements

   • Configure encryption requirements separately for:

     • macOS

     • Windows

     • Linux

   • UI is OS-aware, showing the correct fields and options per platform, aligned with the spec in ST-5410 and the “1.2.2 Device Spec” design.

3. Coverage & Compliance Visibility

   • Each encryption control shows a coverage summary (e.g., 4/100) indicating how many devices meet the configured encryption requirements.

   • Clicking the coverage summary opens a device coverage panel with:

     • Device list and OS

     • Current encryption status vs. minimum requirement

     • Clear compliance state for each device

4. Clear Compliance Status Chips

   • Devices in the coverage panel are labeled with status chips:

     • Compliant

     • Non Compliant

   • Makes it easy to scan and understand which devices fail encryption policies.

This change lays the groundwork for stronger Compliance workflows around device encryption, providing OS-specific policy configuration and clearer visibility into which endpoints meet your encryption requirements.