Security

17 January 2023

Lenovo Recognized for Global Manufacturing Leadership at World Economic Forum 2023

Lenovo’s Hefei factory, LCFC, has been recognized as one of 18 additional sites added to the Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network.

Building a Security Culture: The Foundation of a Secure Organization

For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Doug Fisher explores how we need more qualified, talented people to consider cybersecurity as a career.

Driving a Security First Culture: Start by Focusing on the Basics

Tips on patching known security flaws promptly, mandating strong passwords, adding two-factor authentication for network access, and avoiding phishing attacks.

Why Defense-in-Depth is Key to Defeating Ransomware

SentinelOne and Secret Double Octopus have teamed with Lenovo to bring a multi-layered approach to ransomware security and better protect enterprises.

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Lenovo Makes It Easier to Manage Your Data Privacy

As the world observes Data Privacy Day, we share some significant updates to our privacy programs to better protect customers.

Young student using a Lenovo VR headset in the classroom.

Expose Kids to Learning, Not Hackers: Ways to Stay Safe While Learning Remotely

Passwords, software updates, and identifying risks: help ensure online education experiences are as safe as they are rewarding.

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Don’t Feed the Phish!

Richard Rushing, Chief Information Security Officer at Motorola, breaks down the recent rise of phishing attacks and offers tips on fighting back and protecting data.

Putting Employees First and Elevating Your Company’s Work from Home Model

Lenovo’s Jie Yu explores how businesses can thoughtfully transition to remote work and empower employees, both during and after the COVID-19 crisis.

Creating a World Without Passwords

FIDO is working to change the nature of authentication with open standards that are more secure than passwords and Lenovo continues to play a leadership role in moving FIDO standards from development to widespread adoption.

Securing Your Privacy – Data Privacy Day Puts Spotlight on Leveraging Software and Hardware Protections

How safe is your data? That’s the critical question that every business, organization and individual should ask themselves in today’s interconnected world.

Awareness, Education Keys to Group’s Fight for Cyber Security

NCSA elected Jason Ruger, Lenovo’s chief information security officer, to join its board of directors and shape a safer digital future.

Putting Trust in the Supply Chain

To assure customers can depend on Lenovo’s supply chain, we created the Trusted Supplier Program with the goal that every supplier meets high security standards set by Lenovo’s customers.

Foundational Engineering: Security Legacy Meets User-Centered Design

The engineering of the latest Lenovo ThinkPad X1 products strikes a fine balance between manageability and usability with zero compromise on security.

5G and Cyber Security – What Businesses Need to Know

Jason Ruger, Lenovo’s Chief Information Security Officer talks 5G and Cyber Security at this year’s National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) conference.

Picking the Top Hackers: Lenovo Security Expert Helps Select Black Hat Speakers

Hacking an ATM. A researcher who hacked his own insulin pump and other medical equipment. Researchers who took over a Jeep being driven outside during their presentation. This is what the annual Black Hat conference, where thousands of the world’s top security professionals gather in August, is known for. This year promises to be no [...]

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