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Attacks that target device firmware can bypass traditional anti-virus tools. Businesses can lower this risk by enabling secure boot, BIOS protection, and firmware integrity checks built into most modern hardware platforms. Many device manufacturers also offer OEM management tools that automatically validate firmware and apply updates.

Using these features, along with Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chips for encryption, helps ensure systems start only with verified code. Regular firmware patching and centralized visibility give IT teams confidence that every endpoint is protected from threats that operate below the operating system. Centralized dashboards in endpoint management or threat detection platforms—such as Microsoft Defender, HP Wolf Security, or Dell SafeBIOS—can alert administrators to anomalies in real time. Aligning these practices with standards like NIST SP 800-193 adds a layer of compliance and assurance.

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