CrowdStrike and Dell Technologies announced an integrated security solution for the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA. Customers can use the CrowdStrike Falcon® platform to secure enterprise AI infrastructure, workloads, agents and applications, alongside Dell AI infrastructure and services and NVIDIA accelerated computing.
Through Dell Technologies’ AI Ecosystem Program, customers can purchase AI infrastructure and CrowdStrike security together, aligned with NVIDIA’s AI Factory Reference Architecture, to provide a security foundation to accelerate enterprise AI adoption.
“Every enterprise is racing to build AI, but AI without security is an opportunity for the adversary,” said George Kurtz, CEO and founder of CrowdStrike. “Security cannot be an afterthought in an AI-powered world. Dell and NVIDIA are powering the AI revolution, and CrowdStrike is securing it. Together, we’re making Falcon’s AI-native protection foundational to the AI Factory, giving enterprises the confidence to safely innovate at scale on validated, optimized architectures.”
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“Enterprises are under real pressure to move fast on AI, but speed without security creates risk, not value,” said Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies. “The Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA gives customers a validated, optimized foundation, and with CrowdStrike’s AI-native security integrated from the start, they can move forward with confidence. That’s how you give organizations a clear, trusted path from AI ambition to AI outcomes.”
“AI agents are transforming how every company works, and capability and security must advance together,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “CrowdStrike is bringing its cybersecurity platform to the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA and extending support to NVIDIA OpenShell. Together, we’re helping enterprises protect the infrastructure that runs AI and the agents that act on their behalf, giving them the confidence to put AI to work across their business.”
Source: BUSINESSWIRE