Dell Trusted Device

Dell Trusted Device (formerly Dell BIOS Verification) can be used to validate that a BIOS has not been compromised or corrupted.

Dell Trusted Device data can be made available to Security information and event management (SIEM) solutions. Security administrators use this data to aggregate the data to better understand the state of their endpoint population.

The shortcut name for Dell Trusted Device Local Console on the German or Portuguese languages of Windows is displayed incorrectly in the Start Menu.

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Dell Trusted Device BIOS Verification telemetry can be integrated with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform using the following configuration details.

Learn how to identify the version of Dell Trusted Device by following these step-by-step instructions.

Learn how Dell Trusted Device’s telemetry enhances CrowdStrike Next-Gen SIEM, empowering IT professionals to detect and respond to advanced threats with a comprehensive view of device health and security.

Learn step-by-step instructions to install Dell Trusted Device using the Dell Update Package that can be downloaded from Dell Support.

Learn step-by-step instructions to download Dell Trusted Device with this article.

Learn how to get and set up the Secured Component Verification (on Cloud) service (SCV). SCV verifies the integrity of components inside your Dell computer.

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This article provides information about activating the Trusted Platform Module (TPM).

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Learn how to upgrade Dell Trusted Device (formerly Dell BIOS Verification) by following these instructions.

Learn about the recommended file, folder, processes, and file type anti-virus exclusions for Dell Trusted Device.

Dell Trusted Device leverages certificate pinning for trust validation of its back-end server. This certificate is being updated in 3.5, with the older certificate expiring on September 30, 2021.

Learn how to run BIOS verification using Dell Trusted Device on your computer. Learn how to interpret the results of Dell Trusted Device BIOS verification.

Learn how to use the Event Viewer in Windows to monitor Dell Trusted Device statuses for BIOS Events & Indicators of Attack, BIOS Verification, and more.

The Dell Trusted Device Local Console is an application that provides the security status of the local endpoint and recommended actions for security monitoring.

Dell Trusted Device remediation is available for multiple vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected system.

After the security assessment is performed for Dell Trusted Device, no data is displayed on the local console when using a non-English version of Windows.

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Dell Trusted Device scans and verifies that the Intel Management (Intel ME) firmware is present and displays a warning on unsupported devices.