In an era where cyber threats continuously evolve, the importance of security in technology cannot be overstated. Dell Technologies has emerged as a frontrunner in the design of secure commercial AI PCs, embedding robust security measures at every layer—from initial development to the deployment phase. With over four decades of experience in the computing industry, Dell has built a solid reputation for delivering resilient solutions that not only meet the demands of modern enterprises but empower them to innovate fearlessly.
Reinforcing Trust in Technology
Dell’s dedication to security has been recognized by the industry, particularly with the company clinching the highest score in the IDC Enterprise PC Vendor Trust Perception Index. This accolade is indicative of the trust customers place in Dell, stemming from its strong compliance and security measures. According to IDC’s report, organizations increasingly favor Dell across various sectors and regions due to its commitment to building trustworthy products, as highlighted in their March 2025 findings.
Security Integrated from the Ground Up
At Dell, security is not an afterthought; rather, it is foundational. The company employs a comprehensive Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL) that mandates security considerations from the earliest stages of product design. This framework aligns with global standards such as NIST SP800-218 and ISO/IEC 27034, ensuring a systematic approach to security that includes threat modeling, static code analysis, penetration testing, and mandatory training for engineers. Such rigorous practices strive to mitigate vulnerabilities even before the products reach the consumer, reducing the risk of exploitation.
Secure by Design and by Default
Understanding the complexities of cybersecurity, Dell has taken proactive steps to control the aspects of its technology stack that it can manage. This approach has led to the inclusion of security features that are both secure by design and secure by default. Notably, these features come at no additional cost. Innovations such as silicon-based root of trust and off-host BIOS verification are pivotal in safeguarding firmware integrity, further enhancing device security. Furthermore, by collaborating with organizations like the Trusted Computing Group and the UEFI Forum, Dell extends its security measures across the entire ecosystem of technology.
A Multilayered Approach to Cyber Resilience
Dell’s strategy for cyber resilience is built on three critical dimensions:
- Depth: This dimension focuses on a multilayered security strategy that encompasses prevention, detection, response, and recovery. Leveraging zero trust principles allows for thorough defense mechanisms.
- Breadth: Recognizing that devices are part of a broader infrastructure, Dell incorporates telemetry and observability tools into its products. This integration facilitates the reduction of the attack surface and supports real-time threat detection capabilities.
- Time: Dell invests significantly in adversarial threat modeling to anticipate potential vulnerabilities. The company then preemptively develops mitigations, leading to unique solutions like BIOS verification and Indicators of Attack, which are crucial as modern threats continue to evolve.
Real-World Applications of Security Measures
Dell’s commitment to security transcends product specifications; it is evident in the practical applications of its security measures. The company’s commercial AI PCs are crafted to not only meet the demands of today but also to withstand the challenges of future cyber threats. As Dell continues to innovate, its secure development practices have set a benchmark in the industry, ensuring that organizations can focus on growth without the constant worry of security breaches.
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1 Source: IDC, The Enterprise PC Trust Perception Index, 2025: Measuring Customer Perception of Trustworthiness (in Security, Privacy, Compliance, and ESG) for Enterprise PC Vendors, Doc #US53220125, March 2025.
2 World’s most secure commercial AI PCs: 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.