- Enterprise Passkey Rollout
Roll out passkeys on the laptops you already manage.
Phishing-resistant workforce SSO. No new hardware. No separate enrollment. Each employee’s laptop becomes the Passkey.
No new hardware
The endpoint is the Passkey.
Each employee’s laptop becomes their own authenticator. The TPM already in virtually every modern laptop holds the device-bound credential — no security keys to ship, no separate enrollment program, no parallel hardware logistics.
TPM-bound and non-exportable. AAL3-aligned, without forcing a usability tradeoff.
One install package. Deployment in days.
For unmanaged or BYOD users, the MagicEndpoint phone app extends access without MDM enrollment — different security properties apply.
Trusted Channel
Verified continuously, from pre-boot through every SSO request.
The TPM-bound credential, the user, and the device together form a hardware-anchored channel between the endpoint and MagicEndpoint Center.
Set up at endpoint login, then used automatically for every authentication that follows — no user gesture, no code, no app to open.
Recovery, already in place
Fallback collapses into endpoint-login recovery.
The same operational workflows WinMagic has shipped for 28 years: challenge-response, manager approval with biometric verification, key custody, and recovery keys.
No passwords to fall back to. No new recovery stack to build.
Beyond passkeys
Secure the session too, not just the login.
Standard IAM sessions last 8–24 hours. MagicEndpoint’s Trusted Channel supports session tokens as short as 15 minutes, silently renewed.
The window for replay shrinks from hours to minutes — no user prompts, no friction.
No rip-and-replace
Works with the IAM you already run.
Entra ID, Okta, Ping, or any SAML / OIDC / WS-Fed identity provider stays in place. Your directory, your policies, your SSO catalog — unchanged.
MagicEndpoint signs in as the phishing-resistant federation primitive.
Works with your stack
Most passkey rollouts stall on the operational work, not the technology.
Enterprises that haven’t deployed passkeys point to two of the most-cited reasons: implementation is complex, and there’s no clear plan for how to roll it out across heterogeneous fleets, BYOD users, and recovery workflows. MagicEndpoint addresses both at the same time by making the rollout an extension of the endpoint program you already run.
Built to support Zero Trust and the auditors who check it.
MagicEndpoint Passkey supports compliance with OMB M-22-09 and NIST SP 800-63 requirements for phishing-resistant MFA, while delivering a user experience where authentication disappears from the employee’s day.
Every authentication is cryptographically tied to a known TPM. Full audit logs. No passwords. No codes. No prompts.
MagicEndpoint is truly pioneering the future of authentication. Its 'No User Action' approach and elimination of credentials as a primary authentication factor puts it miles ahead. It's the technology the entire market will be moving to.
Frequently asked Questions
What is an enterprise passkey rollout?
An enterprise passkey rollout is the process of replacing passwords and traditional MFA with FIDO2 passkeys across a managed device fleet. MagicEndpoint deploys passkeys using the TPM already present in modern laptops, eliminating the need for new hardware or a separate enrollment program.
Does MagicEndpoint Passkey work with Microsoft Entra ID and Okta?
Yes. MagicEndpoint integrates with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Ping Identity, and any SAML, OIDC, or WS-Fed identity provider. Your existing directory, policies, and SSO catalog remain unchanged.
Do employees need a new security key to use MagicEndpoint Passkey?
No. MagicEndpoint uses the TPM built into virtually every modern managed laptop. The device itself becomes the authenticator. For BYOD or unmanaged users, a MagicEndpoint phone app provides access without MDM enrollment.
Is MagicEndpoint Passkey compliant with OMB M-22-09?
Yes. MagicEndpoint Passkey supports compliance with OMB M-22-09’s phishing-resistant MFA requirement and aligns with NIST SP 800-63 AAL2 and AAL3 requirements. Every authentication is cryptographically tied to a known TPM.
What happens if an employee loses their laptop?
MagicEndpoint’s recovery workflows use the same operational procedures WinMagic has shipped for 28 years: challenge-response, manager approval with biometric verification, key custody, and recovery keys. There are no passwords to fall back to.
If MagicEndpoint authenticates silently, how does it know it's actually me and not just my unattended device?
User identity is established explicitly at endpoint login; PIV smart card, biometric, hardware token, or password. What MagicEndpoint eliminates is the repeated gesture for downstream app logins, not the initial proof of identity. Silent renewal only occurs while the Trusted Channel remains intact. Lock the device, and the channel closes.
On regulatory fit: AAL2 is fully satisfied. For strict AAL3 deployments or regulated transactions under eIDAS/PSD2 where explicit authentication intent is audited per action, step-up authentication can be scoped to the workflows that require it.
Roll out passkeys without rolling out a new program.
Talk with our team about how MagicEndpoint Passkey fits your environment.