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Secured-core PCs
Deep security across every facet
Meet the Secured-core PC, with security deeply integrated across hardware, firmware, and software. Incorporating Lenovo’s ThinkShield options, ThinkPad Secured-core PCs offer the highest level of protection available out of the box. Please contact your Lenovo Sales rep for additional information.
By deeply integrating hardware, firmware and the Windows operating system, Secured-core PCs are constantly protected against threats. Their security is rooted in hardware and guarded with secure, evolving, cloud-based software to protect your data and identities. Boot securely, protect your device from firmware vulnerabilities, shield the operating system from attacks, and prevent unauthorized access to devices and data.
ThinkPad Secured-core PCs combine the best of Microsoft and Lenovo to offer hyper-secure laptops to protect your bottom line. ThinkShield—a customizable security platform by Lenovo—delivers the most comprehensive end-to-end security offerings in the market. Its combination with the Windows kernel-level protection of the Secured-core PC ensures your company’s data stays safe.
With Secured-core, your device’s hardware BIOS and OS security features are set when shipped and cannot be turned off until IT turns them off using Lenovo’s BIOS-level supervisor password option. Designed to defend against firmware attacks, Secured-core PCs check system software before loading, only starting executables signed by known authorities. Identity and domain credentials are completely isolated. Even malware running in the OS with admin privileges can’t extract authentication tokens.
