Microsoft today announced Secured-core PCs. The company says they will be the most secure Windows 10 devices out of the box, featuring secure built-in hardware, firmware, software, and identity protection.
Windows OEMs must meet very strict security requirements outlined by Microsoft to receive this certification. 
These new Secured-core PCs are aimed at people who work with highly sensitive data in industries, government, or financial services.
Features of Secured-core PCs:
Secured-core computers use hardware-rooted security in the modern CPU to boot the system securely, preventing any advanced malware from compromising the system and attacking at the firmware level.
Once the CPU is secure, the operating system takes control. Hypervisor enforced code ensures that all code in the operating system core is trusted.
Users can then securely sign in with Windows Hello 2. Credential Guard ensures that identity and domain credentials are isolated and protected in a secure VBS environment.
Microsoft's Secured-core PCs will be available from a variety of Windows OEMs, including Dell, Dynabook, HP, Lenovo, Panasonic, and Surface. You can learn more at the link below:
https://www.microsoft.com/security
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