HP's PCs deliver performance and critical security features with Wolf Security & more
Recently, at HP’s Imagine 2026 event, they launched HP TPM Guard – the first hardware solution to stop physical TPM bus attacks, delivering the world’s first business notebook to prevent physical-access attacks that defeat BitLocker drive encryption2. HP also announced enhancements to its HP Wolf Security PC portfolio and brought quantum resistance to a broader range of HP printers.
With these enhancements comes, what HP describes, as the world’s first hardware solution to stop physical TPM bus attacks1, closing a known BitLocker security gap, it introduces new LaserJet portfolio with quantum-resistant security, and their PC security advances with new HP Wolf Security capabilities.
HP is also strengthening security across its commercial PC portfolio by announcing new HP Wolf Security capabilities. They are focused on increasing the synergy between Workforce Experience Platform (WXP), HP Wolf Security, and the enterprise architecture to reduce operational overhead and cyber-risk. These new capabilities include:
Wolf Controller / WXP Integration to lower risk and operational friction
Next Gen Wolf Connect cellular card to deliver better accuracy with less power consumption
Broader Sure Recover platform support at lower cost
Centralized security log collection on the Wolf Controller
Now going back to the Wolf Security aspects, let’s discuss what they do for their products.
HP’s latest AI PCs are ahead of the curve and have been a driving force in their new wave of computer products recently released. One of the big factors that’s integral to these new product advances is HP’s Wolf Security. Wolf Security emphasizes endpoint security and improved protection from cyber threats for your PC. Features like threat containment, lost on stolen hardware, and printer resiliency gives HP the edge over other security defenses.
What is threat containment? This technology uses isolation based on micro-virtual machines to protect users and defeat phishing and other attack vectors NGAV and EDR solutions may let through. How? malware can’t get around Wolf’s isolation measures because they are enforced by CPU hardware. With their new computers, Wolf Security is supported by AMD and Intel CPUs, alleviating attacks or risk from email attachments, web links, and USB drives.
They don’t just improve upon their computers’ security defenses, though - their printers include self-healing and advanced detection, with the aid of Wolf Security installments. This gives users more time for you to prevent your software from crashing in the middle of printing session or the time it would have taken to find an expert for to fix it. Summing it up, HP’s latest devices, with the aid of Wolf Security installments, have a lesser need for user intervention, this saves you valuable time and money.
HP’s IT and security risk management teams work together to decrease false positive alerts, wrapping up any loose endpoints - so your computer is not flagged or slowed down with constant reports or errors. Plus, your user experience is much improved since Wolf Security maintains a consistent, reduced risk in its attack surface, allowing users to perform high-end functions instead of standard user access. It also delivers a smooth user experience across open applications for both high end and standard user functions. And, it immediately scales disaster recovery for full protection without disturbing your work.
If you or your team members are looking for new computer devices, HP has definitely upped their game with their latest products and services. At SpaceBound Solutions, we’re also committed to giving you the best options when choosing HP’s products that feature the latest security solutions that protect your business or government agency’s environment. We’ve been a trusted partner with HP for over a decade and are happy help you find the HP products that are the best fit.
