- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Requirements
- Download the software
- Verify the installation package
- Installation
- Uninstall Trusted Device
- Features
- Interoperability
- Run the BIOS Verification agent
- Results, troubleshooting, and remediation
BIOS Verification provides customers with affirmation that devices are secured below the operating system, a place where IT administrator visibility is lacking. It enables customers to verify BIOS integrity using an off-host process without interrupting the boot process. After the Trusted Device agent runs on the endpoint, a pass or fail result (0 or 1) displays in some of these locations:
BIOS Verification compares the existing BIOS version to all available versions. If an outdated version is present, BIOS Verification writes the following to Windows Event Viewer:
BIOS Verification runs every 24 hours by default. For Command Line parameters, see Run the BIOS Verification Agent. For additional information including types of events and event location, see Results, Troubleshooting, and Remediation.