Enterprise security has never been more important. With the exponential growth of cyber threats, IT decision-makers face immense pressure to safeguard their PC fleets while ensuring operational efficiency. Research reveals that 69% of organizations experienced a BIOS- or device-level attack, a stark reminder that endpoint security extends far beyond traditional software measures. This is where Dell commercial AI PCs redefine device security and management.
Through BIOS-level intelligence and groundbreaking telemetry, Dell Trusted Workspace, our endpoint security portfolio, delivers a seamless integrated approach that enables IT administrators to anticipate, detect and act on potential threats at the foundational levels of every device. With Dell’s solutions in place, you’ll not only enhance your fleet’s security posture but also reduce time and effort with streamlined automated processes. Let’s explore why Dell remains the industry leader with the most secure commercial AI PCs.*
The Complexity of the Enterprise Security Landscape
Today’s IT administrators are navigating an increasingly complex environment. And with dozens of tools for security and device management, IT and security teams can experience siloed solutions that lack interoperability, impede swift coordinated action, and may even require manual coordination to work together. The result can increase the risk of vulnerabilities in their IT environments, exposing business to breaches. And with attackers now turning their eyes below the operating system (OS) layer where endpoint detection tools often fail to provide visibility into BIOS and firmware-level activity, the ever-present dangers have only increased.
This is where Dell-unique PC telemetry* and the Dell Trusted Device (DTD) app come in. With these solutions, organizations can close the IT security gap.
But how does it work?
How Dell PC Telemetry Works
Telemetry is the lifeblood of Dell’s below-the-OS security. It elevates security and manageability by tying BIOS capabilities to a secure centralized monitoring ecosystem. Importantly, Dell PC telemetry and the DTD app help verify the integrity of BIOS and firmware by comparing them to the known good using a variety of tamper detections:
- Detect tampering in real-time: Spot BIOS alterations and behavior anomalies early with Indicators of Attack (IoA), a feature that allows administrators to analyze events that may indicate bad actors targeting the BIOS on enterprise endpoints.
- Respond with precision: Using CVE Detection, CVE Remediation and off-host BIOS Verification, gather actionable insights to patch vulnerabilities and seamlessly recover from attacks.
- Prevention: Insights gained from the Image Capture feature help SOCs better understand an attack and identify vulnerabilities to help strengthen defenses against future attacks.
- Integrate with existing tools: Feed Dell’s embedded telemetry into platforms like CrowdStrike, Absolute, Microsoft Intune and Splunk for unified device and fleet-wide visibility.
This collaborative synergy between hardware and software creates an ecosystem where your fleet works smarter – with speed and efficiency.
Enrich your workflows with below-the-OS telemetry today
Managing a fleet of devices shouldn’t be burdensome. Dell knows customer pain points around IT and security well, and we’re on a mission to ease them! Here are a few new ways we’re delivering on that promise today:
- Dell’s enhanced security and telemetry features are now available on both Intel®- and AMD-powered commercial systems. This added support will provide greater visibility into your diverse fleet, providing greater confidence that you’re working with the most secure commercial AI PCs.* Learn about our line-up here.
- Unified monitoring with Dell Client Device Manager (DCDM) for Managed Environments: With our recent introduction of DCDM, managed environments will enjoy streamlined PC security capabilities that were previously found in the DTD app. Just select the DCDM | Security Module and ITDMs will receive all of the benefits of DTD, as well as the newest features described below. This allows admins in the Microsoft Intune environment to utilize the latest Dell telemetry capabilities for creation and enforcement of fleet-wide security policies – all without leaving Intune – for seamless, end-to-end coverage.
- New automated remediation: DCDM’s Security Module now includes automated CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) remediation for BIOS and firmware-level flaws, making updates fast and efficient. This new, market-leading feature is only found in the DCDM Security module. For unmanaged environments still using the DTD app, all of the existing features, including CVE Detection for the BIOS is available. (Note: CVE Detection for Firmware is available when Dell Command | Update is installed.)
Maximize the value of your technology investments
Every device in your fleet can be a potential gateway for attackers. With Dell’s BIOS-level visibility and PC telemetry, you can equip your organization with the tools to detect, respond to, and thwart cyber threats, all while simplifying fleet management processes.
Take proactive steps today:
- Learn More: Download our infographic to learn more about Dell PC telemetry and built-in security.
- Talk to Us: Email us to book time with a Dell specialist and explore how these features fit your unique business needs.
- Upgrade your Fleet: As you plan your commercial PC refresh, choose Dell, the world’s most secure commercial AI PCs*, to strengthen your organization’s cyber resilience.
Maintain device trust and modernize secure fleet management with Dell. Because in today’s fast-evolving threat landscape, settling for anything less is not an option.
*Based on Dell internal analysis, October 2024 (Intel) and March 2025 (AMD). Applicable to PCs on Intel and AMD processors. Not all features available with all PCs. Additional purchase required for some features. Intel-based PCs validated by Principled Technologies. A comparison of security features, April 2024.
