SANTA CLARA — Intel today announced an expansion of its Intel® Tiber™ Trust Services portfolio, a comprehensive suite of security solutions designed to safeguard enterprise systems across the entire application lifecycle. The expanded portfolio aims to address the growing challenges posed by sophisticated cyberthreats and tightening regulatory demands, while also unlocking new opportunities in secure AI model training.

At the core of the expanded offerings are three key service enhancements. First, Intel® Tiber™ Platform Lifecycle Integrity provides continuous monitoring and in-depth component insights, ensuring persistent visibility into device risks and vulnerabilities throughout a platform’s life. This new service builds on the existing Intel® Tiber™ Transparent Supply Chain initiative, which guarantees traceability from silicon manufacturing to final system assembly.

Second, Intel® Tiber™ Secure Federated AI leverages federated learning frameworks like OpenFL to enable AI model training on private data without compromising sensitive information. This breakthrough empowers organizations to develop diverse, high-quality AI models while maintaining strict data privacy and compliance standards.

Finally, Intel’s Security Assurance Services offer consultative support from seasoned experts. These services guide customers in building custom, purpose-built systems with robust security assurance from initial concept through to product launch and release.

Intel’s commitment to supply chain integrity is reinforced by the recently launched Intel® Assured Supply Chain program. Starting from the chip level, this program enables end users to verify the origin of their silicon, while the Transparent Supply Chain initiative provides OEMs and ODMs with detailed provenance of hardware components and firmware. The new Platform Lifecycle Integrity service further enhances this trust by delivering continuous oversight of system health, helping organizations detect and mitigate threats early.

“Intel remains committed to delivering advanced security technology that protects critical data and systems starting at the chip level,” said Greg Lavender, Intel executive vice president and chief technology officer. “The combination of our Intel security services and hardware, supported by an ecosystem of leading technology partners, provides new levels of assurance for enterprises and public sector organizations facing a variety of threat vectors and regulatory requirements.”

By expanding its Tiber Trust Services portfolio, Intel is not only addressing current cybersecurity challenges but also laying the foundation for secure AI deployment and trusted computing environments. With these new tools, organizations can protect their data, secure their supply chains, and confidently advance their AI workloads in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

For further details on the expanded portfolio and its applications, Intel encourages interested customers to explore their comprehensive suite of security solutions designed for modern enterprise environments.

In the context of AI, what’s the radical shift here?

The radical shift is the integration of robust, end-to-end security measures directly into the AI development and deployment process. Intel’s new services embed hardware-level trust, continuous monitoring, and federated learning to secure AI models from the chip level up, ensuring data privacy, supply chain integrity, and compliance, which fundamentally transforms how AI systems are built and trusted.