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Microsoft Secured-core PC

by Microsoft

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Overview

What it is

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Get the facts on Microsoft Secured-core PC: Secure Boot and TPM. Built for endpoint hardening. Compare it with other Endpoint Security options before you decide.

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Evaluating AMD Platform Secure Boot? See how this Firmware Security tool handles hardware-enforced root of trust, where it fits best and which alternatives to compare.

Product type

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Endpoint Hardware Security Architecture

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Hardware-Enforced Silicon Security & Secure Boot Technology

Best for

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Cross-industry

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Enterprise IT, Cloud Providers, Defense, Automotive, Industrial, Financial Services

Pricing

Pricing model

Microsoft Secured-core PC

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AMD Platform Secure Boot

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Free trial

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Free trial: no

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Free trial: no

Deployment

Deployment options

Microsoft Secured-core PC

On-Premise

AMD Platform Secure Boot

On-Premise

Deployment details

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Endpoint Hardware; Supported OEM PCs

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Hardware / Firmware; Hardware Silicon Embedded; Processor Firmware

Data residency

Microsoft Secured-core PC

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Global Hardware Distribution

Key features

What it offers

Microsoft Secured-core PC

  • Secure Boot
  • TPM
  • Virtualization-based security
  • Firmware protection
  • Kernel protection
  • Firmware security
  • Endpoint hardening
  • Hardware-backed security

AMD Platform Secure Boot

  • Hardware-enforced root of trust
  • Cryptographic BIOS signature verification
  • AMD Secure Processor integration
  • OEM cryptographic hardware binding
  • Firmware boot integrity verification
  • Hardware root of trust enforcement
  • Cloud infrastructure protection
  • Physical supply chain security

Platform & access

API access

Microsoft Secured-core PC

API access: yes

AMD Platform Secure Boot

API access: no

Single sign-on (SSO)

Microsoft Secured-core PC

SSO: no

AMD Platform Secure Boot

SSO: no

Role-based access (RBAC)

Microsoft Secured-core PC

RBAC: no

AMD Platform Secure Boot

RBAC: no

Multi-tenant

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Multi-tenant: no

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Multi-tenant: no

Mobile app

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Mobile app: no

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Mobile app: no

Supported platforms

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Secured-core Windows PCs

AMD Platform Secure Boot

AMD EPYC Server ProcessorsRyzen PRO Desktop & Mobile CPUs

Compliance

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Device/OEM certification dependent

AMD Platform Secure Boot

NIST SP 800-193FIPS 140-2Common CriteriaISO 26262

Integrations & coverage

Integrations

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Windows 11OEM hardwareMicrosoft IntuneMicrosoft Defender

AMD Platform Secure Boot

UEFI / BIOS firmwareOEM Server Platforms (HPE, Dell, Lenovo)AMD ROCm

Industries

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Cross-industry

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Enterprise ITCloud ProvidersDefenseAutomotiveIndustrialFinancial Services

Regions

Microsoft Secured-core PC

GlobalDevice dependent

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Global

Vendor

Company

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Microsoft

AMD Platform Secure Boot

AMD

Headquarters

Microsoft Secured-core PC

Redmond, Washington, USA

AMD Platform Secure Boot

Santa Clara, California, USA

Company size

Microsoft Secured-core PC

200,000+

AMD Platform Secure Boot

10,001+

Founded

Microsoft Secured-core PC

1975

AMD Platform Secure Boot

1969

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