Tech brief security bundle
By Hewlett Packard Enterprise


Putting trusted security to work
HPE provides IT operations with operational peace of mind with the Intel-powered HPE ProLiant Gen11 server family. This comes from ground-up security protection via a silicon root of trust, a trusted supply chain, startup and runtime validation for components, assemblies and add-ons, and runtime attestation and access controls for applications and services.
Highlights include:
- Surviving the scary security landscape with HPE Integrated Lights Out (iLO) management
- HPE’s silicon root of trust defines a continuous, non-stop zero-trust architecture
- Protection from a trusted supply chain
The basics and business of trusted security
HPE offers a trusted supply chain, silicon-level protection and validation, and unmatched security protection and coverage in its HPE ProLiant Gen11 Server family.
Highlights include:
- HPE delivers trusted security by design
- Security is fundamental, from the edge to the cloud
- HPE GreenLake for compute operations management
Trusted security from the edge to the cloud
The HPE Proliant Gen11 Server family offers serious, baked-in security—including a silicon root of trust, a trusted supply chain, and full-stack protection—so that businesses can focus on building and using solutions to meet their goals and objectives.
Highlights include:
- HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management provides protection at the OS, platform, and application layers
- A secure supply chain ensures use and validation of secure components, protected across the entire lifecycle
- End-to-end security and zero trust design means architects can deploy HPE servers with confidence
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