BIOS Security Risks Calculator
This calculator estimates how many firmware-level risks may be present in your environment based on the number of devices you manage, so you can understand the exposure that traditional security tools never show you.
Enter the details below to see the common BIOS-level risks across your endpoints.
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The BIOS Security Challenge
Endpoints requiring a BIOS update
Outdated BIOS firmware can contain unpatched vulnerabilities, making systems an easy target for attackers to gain persistent, low-level access.
Endpoints in Legacy Boot mode
Devices running in legacy boot bypass modern firmware protections, leaving them highly vulnerable to rootkits and boot-level malware.
Endpoints with Secure Boot disabled
Disabling Secure Boot removes a critical safeguard against unauthorized OS or firmware tampering, allowing malicious code to load undetected at startup.
See the BIOS-Level Risks in Your Endpoints
Most security programs focus on the OS. That’s where the tools are, and that’s where visibility ends. But every device has a deeper layer: the BIOS firmware. This runs before the OS and is rarely monitored. When attackers get in there, they gain persistence that survives reboots and OS-reinstalls.
As endpoint counts grow, so does the likelihood that BIOS-level vulnerabilities already exist across your devices.Â
Endpoint Health
Aggregate endpoint
health based on key
security metrics such
as Secure Boot status
Endpoints
Current online/offline
status of all endpoints
under management
Action Summary
A visual representation
of recent FirmGuard
actions such as a
BIOS update
