Dell Security Solutions

Dell Security Solutions

Your experienced technology partner to help advance cybersecurity maturity.

Advance Your Cybersecurity and Zero Trust Maturity

Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Join Dell Technologies as we discuss how to solve today's most pressing cybersecurity challenges.

Don’t Let Security Risks Stifle Innovation

Dell Technologies brings innovative solutions and valuable expertise that may not be available in-house to help you navigate the ever-evolving threat landscape.

Zero Trust

Take a zero trust journey with an experienced technology and security partner.

GenAI & Security

Gen AI brings security risks yet offers vast benefits. Customers must adapt and reshape their cybersecurity tactics.

Resources

Audio story: A Modern Cyber Attack

Listen as a fictional organization suffers and recovers from a GenAI enhanced phishing attack.

Audio Story: Bright Lights, Big Threats​

When a state-of-the-art chatbot unexpectedly exposes confidential corporate data, experts are thrust into action, determined to uncover the underlying cause of this breach.​

Audio Story: The Barista and the BookWorm​

Explore how a mild-mannered barista becomes a threat actor in his off time attacking Olympic Publishing, where he has a grudge​.

Detect and Respond to Cyber Threats

Effective detection and rapid response to cyber threats are key to advancing cybersecurity maturity and minimizing potential damage.

Recover from a Cyberattack

Effective recovery from a cyberattack is crucial for advancing cybersecurity maturity and restoring business operations.

FAQ

Zero trust security is a cybersecurity framework that requires strict identity verification for every user and device accessing a network. By enforcing least-privilege access, continuous monitoring, and multi-factor authentication (MFA), zero trust helps prevent unauthorized access and reduces the risk of data breaches.
Effective ransomware protection includes regular data backups, endpoint security solutions, network segmentation, and email security measures to prevent phishing attacks. Organizations should also deploy advanced threat detection tools and maintain strong cyber hygiene practices to reduce the risk of ransomware infections.
Endpoint security safeguards devices such as laptops, servers, and mobile phones from malware, ransomware, and unauthorized access. Using AI-driven threat detection, endpoint encryption, and automated patch management helps ensure device security across enterprise networks.
Supply chain security protects against cyber threats that exploit trusted relationships between organizations and their suppliers. Implementing vendor risk assessments, secure access controls, and continuous monitoring helps prevent supply chain attacks and data breaches.
Businesses can improve network security by deploying firewalls, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), zero-trust architecture, and network segmentation. Regular security audits, encrypted communication protocols, and advanced threat management further enhance network protection.
Digital risk protection involves monitoring and mitigating cyber threats that target an organization’s digital presence, including social media, dark web activity, and brand impersonation. Implementing anti-phishing tools, email security solutions, and real-time threat intelligence helps prevent data leaks and reputational damage.