Sameer Shah, Cyber Security Portfolio Marketing at Dell Technologies, and Justin Vogt, Field CTO, Dell Trusted Workspace and Ransomware Resilience, break down how to stop ransomware where it most often starts: the endpoint. Because PCs are internet-facing and connected to your most critical data centers and cloud environments, they’re the primary origination point for attacks, and that makes endpoint resilience essential. Sameer and Justin discuss Dell’s secure commercial PCs, which are built with supply chain assurance and component verification, built in with unique hardware and BIOS/firmware security, and built on integrations with Microsoft Intune, CrowdStrike, Absolute, and Halcyon, including a ransomware resilience layer that can decrypt files without paying a ransom. Watch to see how a layered strategy keeps your business moving, then evaluate your own endpoint security approach and connect with your Dell account team to learn more.
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 Why Endpoint Cyber Resilience Matters
00:34 Why Endpoints Are a Prime Target
01:30 Ransomware-Resilient PC Capabilities
02:29 Built With, Built In, Built On Security
03:38 Key Takeaways and Next Steps
