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The proliferation of IoT devices has brought many benefits in both personal and corporate settings. However, this increased connectivity brings a heightened risk of security vulnerabilities...

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In recent years, the proliferation of IoT devices has brought about numerous benefits and conveniences in both personal and corporate settings. However, with this increased connectivity comes a heightened risk of security vulnerabilities. 

Dell Technologies has been at the forefront of addressing these concerns and ensuring endpoint security for corporations. As more devices become connected to the internet, they become potential targets for cyberattacks. These attacks can range from simple data breaches to more sophisticated attacks that compromise the entire network infrastructure. 

Dell has recognized the importance of addressing these vulnerabilities and has taken steps to enhance endpoint security and device trust in three ways: 

1. Dell Secures the Supply Chain

By implementing strict controls around physical and digital supply chains, Dell can maintain the integrity of their products as they flow through the manufacturing, assembly, delivery processes and on through deployment.

2. Dell Designs and Develops Secure Devices

Dell products are developed and tested using their prescriptive Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL) and a rigorous threat model that identifies risks against sophisticated adversary assumptions.

3. Dell Ensures Devices Are Secure in Use 

Dell makes an enormous effort to curate an ecosystem of fully vetted, best-of-breed partners that offer protection against advanced threats. Combining this with a well-documented vulnerability response policy allows Dell to work closely with researchers as new vulnerabilities are reported.

Want to learn more? See how Dell has advanced security solutions that focus on protecting IoT devices from potential threats by downloading Device Security Practices at Dell or by visiting the TD SYNNEX Dell website.