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When it comes to security at the endpoint, we will discuss how Dell helps to keep your organization safe.
In this session, Dell Technologies presented a deep dive into their commercial PC endpoint security capabilities. Justin Vogt and Adam Miller outlined how Dell’s approach spans secure manufacturing, below-the-OS threat detection, hardware-based credential protection, and direct integrations with industry-leading security tools. Their security strategy is rooted in building a trusted platform from the supply chain up, with controls like Dell’s SafeBIOS for firmware verification, SafeID for dedicated credential storage, and tamper-evident delivery methods. These security layers are automatically embedded in Dell commercial devices like Dell Pro and Dell Pro Max, which are built with telemetry and validation mechanisms that detect firmware tampering and alert security teams proactively.
Dell also emphasized integration with silicon partners, especially Intel, to gain visibility into memory at the hardware level, bypassing potentially compromised operating systems. Unique capabilities such as off-host firmware verification and BIOS indicators of attack give organizations the ability to detect abnormal behavior even before standard security tools are active. Beyond detection, Dell helps customers with incident response by enabling forensic data capture and supporting secure recovery. These capabilities are made actionable through direct integrations with platforms like Microsoft Intune, CrowdStrike, and Absolute, so customers can manage and respond to threats using tools they already know. All this is offered without additional cost, and Dell provides both a hardware and software bill of materials to ensure transparency and trust in every device.
Complementing their built-in security, Dell offers optional managed services to help customers who may not have mature security operations. Their customer security operations center can monitor hardware-level data and support incident response and recovery–even on non-Dell environments. With a focus on reducing mean time to detect and respond, Dell positions itself not only as a hardware vendor but as a security partner. The presentation highlighted Dell’s ethos of proactive defense, transparency, and support, driven by both product capabilities and service expertise. Customers can rely on Dell for end-to-end security–from foundational hardware assurance to advanced telemetry and threat remediation.
Personnel: Adam Miller, Justin Vogt
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