HPE employs a silicon-to-cloud security strategy that begins with a zero trust architecture rooted in the supply chain. This approach ensures that security is integrated from the manufacturing stage through to the end-of-life decommissioning of servers. HPE's exclusive silicon root of trust technology is present in over two million active servers globally, providing enhanced protection against advanced threats like ransomware and malware.

Supply chain security is critical because cyber attackers often exploit vulnerabilities at various points in the supply chain. HPE ensures compliance with strict security standards through risk-based audits and monitoring of suppliers. This proactive approach helps mitigate risks associated with supply chain attacks, which are expected to quadruple, according to industry reports.

HPE provides a comprehensive set of solutions for data security across various stages. For data at rest, HPE servers utilize encryption controls to protect sensitive information. For data in motion, HPE ProLiant servers offer security solutions that minimize CPU impact. Lastly, for data at execution, HPE employs trusted supply chain servers to manage secure enclaves, ensuring robust security policies are in place.