Our new HP workstation shipped with HP Wolf Pro Security preinstalled.
Never heard of it before we turned on the computer, so we are wondering if it is any good.
According to HP, “Wolf Security is better for business” because it is:
- Effective because it has:
- Full-stack security: Layered resiliency from hardware to cloud
- Endpoint isolation stops what NGAV and EDR can’t even see
- Printers with advanced detection and self-healing capabilities
- Efficient because it has:
- Integrated IT and security risk management
- Fewer alerts and false positives
- Reduced endpoint incident analysis and remediation
- Productive because it:
- Manages risk without disrupting user experience
- Enables work without worry, anywhere
- Rapid IT disaster recovery at scale
A fuller description of the technology can be found at https://www.hp.com/us-en/security/products.html
To date the only observation we have made is that what should be a powerful HP Z2 Tower G9 Workstation with:
- Windows 11 Pro,
- An Intel® Core™ i7-12700 Processor,
- 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR5-4800 UDIMM Memory, and
- NVIDIA® T400 (4 GB GDDR6) Graphics;
is a poor performer – with the dreaded Windows blue circle spinning while doing simple tasks such as sending e-mail, downloading files from the cloud, and working in Word 2021. In addition the PC periodically freezes up while we are moving between applications.
Does anyone else have experience with HP Wolf Pro Security?
