Lenovo is expanding its ThinkShield security portfolio in Asia Pacific with new capabilities that help organisations securely adopt, manage, and govern AI at scale. These enhancements include AI governance, device integrity, managed security services, and ecosystem partnerships.
“As AI shifts from assisting people to acting on their behalf, trust becomes a moving target,” said Nigel Lee, country manager, Singapore, Lenovo. “This is especially true in Singapore, where enterprises are moving fast to embed AI into daily operations as part of the nation’s broader digital and Smart Nation ambitions. Security teams need to know not only which AI tools are in use, but also how those tools interact with corporate data, devices and digital assets.
AI governance offering
The latest addition, SentinelOne Prompt Security, offers visibility and policy control over enterprise AI use as AI transitions from pilot projects to daily operations.
Lee added: “By integrating SentinelOne Prompt Security into our ThinkShield ecosystem, we provide the proactive AI governance and end-to-end security foundation organisations need to accelerate AI adoption safely, reduce risk, and maintain complete control.”
This offering builds on Lenovo’s collaboration with SentinelOne, which already integrates endpoint security into ThinkShield, and now extends to AI governance for organisations in Singapore and other APAC markets.
Integrated into SentinelOne’s Singularity Platform, Prompt Security enables security teams to manage AI risk and visibility alongside endpoint, cloud, identity, and data security. With Lenovo’s Security Services expertise, organisations can accelerate AI adoption while strengthening governance, reducing risk, and enhancing cyber resilience.
