Lenovo Trusted Devices are business PCs and devices designed with security built in from day one. They combine Lenovo ThinkShield capabilities with Intel Trusted Devices technologies to help protect your data and IT environment across the entire device lifecycle. Instead of treating security as an add-on, Lenovo Trusted Devices integrate hardware, firmware, and software protections from the time the device is manufactured through everyday use and all the way to end-of-life. This helps your organization reduce risk, support compliance goals, and give IT more confidence that devices are trustworthy before they ever connect to your network.

Lenovo and Intel work together to secure devices across each stage of their lifecycle: - **At manufacture**: Intel Transparent Supply Chain provides verifiable information about key hardware and firmware components. This helps your IT team confirm that devices arrive as built, with no unexpected changes. - **At deployment**: Intel Trusted Devices Setup and Lenovo ThinkShield tools help IT validate device integrity and configure security policies before users start working on them. - **During everyday use**: ThinkShield layers on protections across identity, data, and device management to help safeguard sensitive information and keep endpoints aligned with your security standards. - **At end-of-life**: The same lifecycle approach extends to device retirement, helping your team manage data protection and decommissioning in a controlled way. Together, these capabilities help you rethink endpoint security as an end-to-end process rather than a one-time setup task.

Conditional Access adds a policy-based layer of control to how users and devices access your applications and data. Instead of granting access based only on a username and password, Conditional Access evaluates additional factors—such as device health, configuration, and trust signals from Lenovo ThinkShield and Intel Trusted Devices. If a device meets your defined conditions (for example, it’s verified through Intel Transparent Supply Chain and configured according to your security policies), access can be granted. If it doesn’t, access can be limited or blocked. This approach helps you reimagine access control from a simple “allow or deny” model to a more adaptive one that: - Reduces reliance on passwords alone - Helps keep sensitive data off untrusted or non-compliant devices - Gives IT more granular control over how and where business resources are used