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As cybercriminals increasingly exploit vulnerabilities in the hybrid workplace,
they’ve set their sights on the ever-growing number of endpoints such as
work-from-home devices. That’s why endpoint security is now a critical first
line of defense. And the most effective defense begins with a zero-trust
approach to endpoint security.

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About HP Wolf Security

“The traditional ways of securing access to the corporate network, applications,
and data are no longer fit for purpose,” says Ian Pratt, Head of Security for
Personal Systems at HP Inc.

Because Click Happens:

The Need for Endpoint Security Rooted in Zero Trust

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20%

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76%

Zero Trust: Today’s IT Imperative

Zero Trust for Endpoint Security

A zero-trust approach protects end users and their organizations from high-risk
actions such as:

What’s needed is a way to enable users to do their work without interference but
keep their endpoints safe in the background. HP Wolf Security can provide such
seamless protection.

Importantly, containment technology makes it possible for users to open any
email attachment without restriction. Containment works in the background, with
no need for restrictive IT policies for attachments.

Applying a zero-trust approach to endpoints means stopping even undetectable
threats. It means applying hardware-enforced isolation technology such as micro
virtual machines to isolate malware.

“The traditional ways of securing access to the corporate network, applications,
and data are no longer fit for purpose,” says Ian Pratt, head of security for
personal systems at HP Inc. “Critical data is being hosted outside the
enterprise firewall.”

Source: HP Wolf Security, “Blurred Lines and Blindspots,” 2021

Users who let someone else use a work computer multiple times a day

Employees who say they’ve let another person use their company device

Workers who admit they use a work laptop for “life admin”

Workers who say working remotely blurs the lines between home and professional
life

Beyond the operation of endpoint devices outside of corporate networks, research
shows that user behavior also exposes them in the hybrid work context.

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Which is why 91% of the global IT decision-makers participating in a 2021 survey
now consider endpoint security to be just as critical as network security.
Securing hybrid work environments has become a critical need for businesses of
all kinds, and getting there requires a zero-trust approach to endpoint
security. Among the benefits of such an approach: stopping attacks on an
organization at their point of entry, before they can spread. This may mean, for
example, isolating an attack on an end user’s personal computer. Here’s how to
make it work for your organization.

Even as employees return to the office following pandemic-imposed lockdowns,
they’re demanding more flexibility. And employers are discovering the benefits
of hybrid work environments, including reduced costs due to a smaller real
estate footprint. But the world of hybrid work comes with a major security
concern: a proliferation of distributed endpoints. Spurred in part by all those
newly vulnerable laptops and even printers used for work outside the protective
umbrella of corporate IT networks, companies have seen a spike in cyberattacks.

“Without all of the prepandemic sources of visibility of devices, including how
they are being used and by whom, IT and security teams are working with clouded
vision,” says Burkey.

“With employees working remotely, the lines between work and personal equipment
are blurred and everyday actions—such as opening an attachment—can have serious
consequences,” says Joanna Burkey, chief information security officer at HP Inc.

Zero trust means assuming that no hardware, software, or log-in is secure. It
means verifying everything. It works by leveraging user and device identities,
firmware and software configuration, and broader contextual information to make
security and access decisions.

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Endpoint Defense with HP Wolf Security

Providing high-fidelity alerts thanks to in-memory breach detection

Enhancing threat data collection through cloud-based intelligence

Enabling remote recovery from firmware attacks via self-healing firmware

Shrinking the addressable attack surface through virtualization

HP Wolf Security delivers comprehensive protection by:

Learn how some of the most security-conscious organizations in the world secure
their endpoints by using zero-trust principles at HP Wolf Security.

Includes device, data, and document security capabilities by leading managed
print service providers. Based on HP review of 2019 publicly available
information on service-level agreement offers, security services, security and
management software, and device-embedded security features of their competitive
in-class printers. For more information, visit www.hp.com/go/MPSsecurityclaims
or www.hp.com/go/mps. HP Sure Click Enterprise is sold separately and requires
Windows 8 or 10; and Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Chromium, or
Firefox is supported. Supported attachments include Microsoft Office (Word,
Excel, PowerPoint) and PDF files, when Microsoft Office or Adobe Acrobat is
installed. Based on HP’s unique and comprehensive security capabilities at no
additional cost among vendors on HP Elite PCs with Windows and 8th Gen and
higher Intel® processors or AMD Ryzen™ 4000 processors and higher; HP ProDesk
600 G6 with Intel® 10th Gen and higher processors; and HP ProBook 600 with AMD
Ryzen™ 4000 or Intel® 11th Gen processors and higher. HP’s most advanced
embedded security features are available on HP Enterprise and HP Managed devices
with HP FutureSmart firmware 4.5 or above. Claim based on HP review of 2021
published features of competitive in-class printers. Only HP offers a
combination of security features to automatically detect, stop, and recover from
attacks with a self-healing reboot, in alignment with NIST SP 800-193 guidelines
for device cyberresilience. For a list of compatible products, visit:
hp.com/go/PrintersThatProtect. For more information, visit:
hp.com/go/PrinterSecurityClaims. HP Security is now HP Wolf Security. Security
features vary by platform, please see product data sheet for details.

Today’s hybrid work world requires a new approach to endpoint security that can
secure laptops and other work devices as employees use them at home.

Altogether, HP Wolf Security provides comprehensive endpoint protection rooted
in zero-trust principles, starting at the hardware level and extending across
software and services. It harnesses state-of-the-art technologies to reduce
pressure on IT.

HP Wolf Security also offers threat monitoring through its Pro Security Service
geared toward PCs. And its separate Managed Print Services provides expert-led
print protection.

For example, HP Wolf Security’s Sure Click Enterprise powered by Bromium uses
hardware-enforced isolation to open downloads in a virtual machine. As a result,
any malware inadvertently downloaded with an attachment runs entirely separately
from the host hardware, keeping other applications and data safe.

HP Wolf Security provides PC hardware security, print hardware security, PC
security services, and enterprise security services and solutions.

“The leading technology of the future will be secure by design and intelligent
enough to not simply detect threats but to contain and mitigate their impact and
to recover quickly in the event of a breach, which could happen at any time, to
any one of us,” explains Pratt.

With Wolf Security, HP builds on more than 20 years of endpoint security
innovation, helping organizations respond to the urgent need for a new kind of
endpoint security that can protect the remote workforce without hampering
productivity.

“The time has come for organizations to start protecting against the unknown,
which means utilizing zero trust, but in a way that is transparent to the user,”
Pratt says.

Opening email attachments, which can trigger ransomware and other malware to
launch

Opening files on USB devices that can contain malware

Web browsing, which can fool users into clicking malicious links

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From the maker of the world’s most secure PCs and printers , HP Wolf Security is
a new breed of endpoint security. HP’s portfolio of hardware-enforced security
and endpoint-focused security services is designed to help organizations
safeguard PCs, printers, and people from circling cyberpredators. HP Wolf
Security provides comprehensive endpoint protection and resilience that starts
at the hardware level and extends across software and services.

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BECAUSE CLICK HAPPENS:

THE NEED FOR ENDPOINT SECURITY ROOTED IN ZERO TRUST



“The traditional ways of securing access to the corporate network, applications,
and data are no longer fit for purpose,” says Ian Pratt, Head of Security for
Personal Systems at HP Inc.




Even as employees return to the office following pandemic-imposed lockdowns,
they’re demanding more flexibility. And employers are discovering the benefits
of hybrid work environments, including reduced costs due to a smaller real
estate footprint. But the world of hybrid work comes with a major security
concern: a proliferation of distributed endpoints. Spurred in part by all those
newly vulnerable laptops and even printers used for work outside the protective
umbrella of corporate IT networks, companies have seen a spike in cyberattacks.

“

“THE TRADITIONAL WAYS OF SECURING ACCESS TO THE CORPORATE NETWORK, APPLICATIONS,
AND DATA ARE NO LONGER FIT FOR PURPOSE,” SAYS IAN PRATT, HEAD OF SECURITY FOR
PERSONAL SYSTEMS AT HP INC. “CRITICAL DATA IS BEING HOSTED OUTSIDE THE
ENTERPRISE FIREWALL.”

Which is why 91% of the global IT decision-makers participating in a 2021 survey
now consider endpoint security to be just as critical as network security.
Securing hybrid work environments has become a critical need for businesses of
all kinds, and getting there requires a zero-trust approach to endpoint
security. Among the benefits of such an approach: stopping attacks on an
organization at their point of entry, before they can spread. This may mean, for
example, isolating an attack on an end user’s personal computer. Here’s how to
make it work for your organization.




ZERO TRUST: TODAY’S IT IMPERATIVE

Beyond the operation of endpoint devices outside of corporate networks, research
shows that user behavior also exposes them in the hybrid work context.



76%

Workers who say working remotely blurs the lines between home and professional
life

46%

Workers who admit they use a work laptop for “life admin”

Employees who say they’ve let another person use their company device

30%

20%

Users who let someone else use a work computer multiple times a day

Source: HP Wolf Security, “Blurred Lines and Blindspots,” 2021







As cybercriminals increasingly exploit vulnerabilities in the hybrid workplace,
they’ve set their sights on the ever-growing number of endpoints such as
work-from-home devices. That’s why endpoint security is now a critical first
line of defense. And the most effective defense begins with a zero-trust
approach to endpoint security.







“

“THE TIME HAS COME FOR ORGANIZATIONS TO START PROTECTING AGAINST THE UNKNOWN,
WHICH MEANS UTILIZING ZERO TRUST, BUT IN A WAY THAT IS TRANSPARENT TO THE USER,”
PRATT SAYS.

Zero trust means assuming that no hardware, software, or log-in is secure. It
means verifying everything. It works by leveraging user and device identities,
firmware and software configuration, and broader contextual information to make
security and access decisions.

ZERO TRUST FOR ENDPOINT SECURITY

Applying a zero-trust approach to endpoints means stopping even undetectable
threats. It means applying hardware-enforced isolation technology such as micro
virtual machines to isolate malware.



A zero-trust approach protects end users and their organizations from high-risk
actions such as:




Opening email attachments, which can trigger ransomware and other malware to
launch

Web browsing, which can fool users into clicking malicious links




Opening files on USB devices that can contain malware





Importantly, containment technology makes it possible for users to open any
email attachment without restriction. Containment works in the background, with
no need for restrictive IT policies for attachments.

“

“WITH EMPLOYEES WORKING REMOTELY, THE LINES BETWEEN WORK AND PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
ARE BLURRED AND EVERYDAY ACTIONS—SUCH AS OPENING AN ATTACHMENT—CAN HAVE SERIOUS
CONSEQUENCES,” SAYS JOANNA BURKEY, CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER AT HP INC.




What’s needed is a way to enable users to do their work without interference but
keep their endpoints safe in the background. HP Wolf Security can provide such
seamless protection.



ENDPOINT DEFENSE WITH HP WOLF SECURITY

With Wolf Security, HP builds on more than 20 years of endpoint security
innovation, helping organizations respond to the urgent need for a new kind of
endpoint security that can protect the remote workforce without hampering
productivity.

“The leading technology of the future will be secure by design and intelligent
enough to not simply detect threats but to contain and mitigate their impact and
to recover quickly in the event of a breach, which could happen at any time, to
any one of us,” explains Pratt.

HP Wolf Security provides PC hardware security, print hardware security, PC
security services, and enterprise security services and solutions.




For example, HP Wolf Security’s Sure Click Enterprise powered by Bromium uses
hardware-enforced isolation to open downloads in a virtual machine. As a result,
any malware inadvertently downloaded with an attachment runs entirely separately
from the host hardware, keeping other applications and data safe.

HP Wolf Security also offers threat monitoring through its Pro Security Service
geared toward PCs. And its separate Managed Print Services provides expert-led
print protection.

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Altogether, HP Wolf Security provides comprehensive endpoint protection rooted
in zero-trust principles, starting at the hardware level and extending across
software and services. It harnesses state-of-the-art technologies to reduce
pressure on IT.

HP WOLF SECURITY DELIVERS COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION BY:






















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“WITHOUT ALL OF THE PREPANDEMIC SOURCES OF VISIBILITY OF DEVICES, INCLUDING HOW
THEY ARE BEING USED AND BY WHOM, IT AND SECURITY TEAMS ARE WORKING WITH CLOUDED
VISION,” SAYS BURKEY.

Today’s hybrid work world requires a new approach to endpoint security that can
secure laptops and other work devices as employees use them at home.

LEARN HOW SOME OF THE MOST SECURITY-CONSCIOUS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE WORLD SECURE
THEIR ENDPOINTS BY USING ZERO-TRUST PRINCIPLES AT HP WOLF SECURITY.

LEARN HOW





ABOUT HP WOLF SECURITY

From the maker of the world’s most secure PCs and printers , HP Wolf Security is
a new breed of endpoint security. HP’s portfolio of hardware-enforced security
and endpoint-focused security services is designed to help organizations
safeguard PCs, printers, and people from circling cyberpredators. HP Wolf
Security provides comprehensive endpoint protection and resilience that starts
at the hardware level and extends across software and services.

3

5

4

1 2 3 4 5

Includes device, data, and document security capabilities by leading managed
print service providers. Based on HP review of 2019 publicly available
information on service-level agreement offers, security services, security and
management software, and device-embedded security features of their competitive
in-class printers. For more information, visit www.hp.com/go/MPSsecurityclaims
or www.hp.com/go/mps. HP Sure Click Enterprise is sold separately and requires
Windows 8 or 10; and Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Chromium, or
Firefox is supported. Supported attachments include Microsoft Office (Word,
Excel, PowerPoint) and PDF files, when Microsoft Office or Adobe Acrobat is
installed. Based on HP’s unique and comprehensive security capabilities at no
additional cost among vendors on HP Elite PCs with Windows and 8th Gen and
higher Intel® processors or AMD Ryzen™ 4000 processors and higher; HP ProDesk
600 G6 with Intel® 10th Gen and higher processors; and HP ProBook 600 with AMD
Ryzen™ 4000 or Intel® 11th Gen processors and higher. HP’s most advanced
embedded security features are available on HP Enterprise and HP Managed devices
with HP FutureSmart firmware 4.5 or above. Claim based on HP review of 2021
published features of competitive in-class printers. Only HP offers a
combination of security features to automatically detect, stop, and recover from
attacks with a self-healing reboot, in alignment with NIST SP 800-193 guidelines
for device cyberresilience. For a list of compatible products, visit:
hp.com/go/PrintersThatProtect. For more information, visit:
hp.com/go/PrinterSecurityClaims. HP Security is now HP Wolf Security. Security
features vary by platform, please see product data sheet for details.





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