Can your PCs self-heal? Check out the HP Elitebook PC security

Although the threat of cyberattacks has never been greater, choosing a business PC that can self-defend against those attacks has never been easier.HP Elite PCsare engineered with deep, hardware embedded security features that protect, detect, and recover from cyberattacks before they can disrupt your remote workforce— and your business.

A whopping 94% of surveyed cybersecurity pros say they’re more concerned about security now than before COVID-19, and 64% say that security visibility is more difficult with employees working remotely.

End visual hackers’ game of I Spies with these built-in privacy tools: • HP Privacy Camera a physical shutter that protects users from surveillance •HP Sure View, a one-touch privacy shield that makes the screen unreadable to those nearby •HP Presence Aware, which confirms the identity and unlocks the PC, hands-free.

From spear-phishing attacks that trick users for login information to bad hygiene practices like weak, shared, and reused passwords, how can you guard your greatest endpoint vulnerability—your users? This physically isolated, cryptographically protected chip houses hardware-enforced, self-healing security features like HP Sure Start, HP Sure Run, and HP Sure Recover.

The HP Endpoint Security Controller is the foundation of the security architecture that protects HP Elite Pcs.

Hardware-based security is your best defense, helping you protect, detect, and recover from attacks.

With a scattered workforce using a mix of personal and business devices, having to handle more remote devices at once now ranks as one of the top five biggest challenges for IT managers.

Can you manage your PC security from anywhere?Managing remote devices is complicated, even in the best of times.

Remote work has your PC fleet out of sight, but endpoint security is on your mind more than ever.

Is your PC security built on a firm foundation?What happens when hackers target your key defenses themselves? Do your PCs require proof of identity?Password protection isn’t enough for business PCs—most hacking-related breaches stem from compromised credentials..

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