The rise of Zero Trust architecture has brought new challenges to the table. With a Zero Trust approach, it's no longer sufficient to simply trust that a user's credentials are valid. Organizations must also verify the device itself to ensure that it meets their security standards. One key way to address this challenge is by enabling device login using credentials validated by the organization's Identity provider. This approach would allow users to log in to their devices using their organization’s credentials, consolidating passwords and enhancing both the user and admin experience. With macOS Ventura, Apple introduced Platform SSO, which enables developers to create a single sign-on (SSO) extension that interacts directly with the macOS login window. This extension enables users to link their local macOS account with their Identity provider through a simple, Mac-native workflow. Okta has led the way in adopting this with the upcoming Desktop Password Sync feature.