CrowdStrike and Dell Technologies have announced an integrated security offering for the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, combining the CrowdStrike Falcon platform with Dell AI infrastructure and NVIDIA accelerated computing.
The solution will allow customers to purchase AI infrastructure and cyber security together through Dell’s AI Ecosystem Program, in alignment with NVIDIA’s AI Factory Reference Architecture.
The offering brings three CrowdStrike capabilities into the AI Factory: Falcon Guardian for securing AI agents and applications; Falcon Cloud Security for protecting infrastructure and workloads; and Falcon Next-Gen SIEM for unifying security operations.
Falcon Guardian provides visibility and control over AI agent activity, with runtime protection against prompt injection, malicious behaviour, and sensitive data exposure.
Falcon Cloud Security provides protection across cloud environments, identifying misconfigurations and vulnerabilities while detecting threats across containers and Kubernetes workloads. Falcon Next-Gen SIEM combines first- and third-party data with AI-powered detection, investigation, and response.
Dell is also expanding its Managed Detection and Response services to manage the CrowdStrike capabilities, providing 24-hour monitoring, investigation, and response across the AI infrastructure stack.
CrowdStrike chief executive and founder George Kurtz said security needed to be built into enterprise AI infrastructure from the outset.
“Every enterprise is racing to build AI, but AI without security is an opportunity for the adversary,” Kurtz said.
“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, optimised architectures.”
Dell Technologies chairman and chief executive Michael Dell said the partnership would give organisations a more secure foundation for deploying AI.
“Enterprises are under real pressure to move fast on AI, but speed without security creates risk, not value,” Michael Dell said.
NVIDIA founder and chief executive Jensen Huang said the integration would extend security across both the infrastructure running AI and the agents acting on behalf of organisations.
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