Business laptops are created to meet the needs of today’s mobile, hybrid, or fully remote workforce. These workers often require more-powerful processors that can handle workloads and specialized applications that consumers typically don’t use. Many remote employees are often part of nationally or internationally dispersed teams without dedicated, on-site IT staff. As such, it’s imperative that IT can remotely access company laptops and repair issues via built-in manageability features. Because employees are often working with sensitive business or client data, more-robust security features are also needed. Modern cyberattacks continue to evade software-only security measures, requiring a more comprehensive defense solution, rooted in hardware, that secures devices at all levels.