Independent analysis shows how HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 with HPE iLO 7 tackles modern security challenges via silicon root of trust, runtime firmware verification, and secure recovery. The platform aligns with Zero Trust principles and offers robust telemetry. Read this white paper for a comparative security analysis.
As hybrid and cloud-native architectures blur the lines between physical and virtual infrastructure, organizations face pressure to secure hardware at every layer. Traditional server platforms often lack the firmware protection, runtime verification, and zero trust capabilities needed to counter modern threats.
This white paper explores how HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 with HPE iLO 7 tackles these challenges. Key features include:
· Silicon root of trust to prevent tampering
· Secure recovery to restore systems after incidents
· Zero trust integration for access control and audit visibility
Read the white paper for detailed analysis.
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