CrowdStrike and Dell launch integrated AI security for Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA
On Nov 2, 2026 CrowdStrike and Dell Technologies announced an integrated security solution for the Dell AI Factory built on NVIDIA accelerated computing. The offering combines the CrowdStrike Falcon platform with Dell AI infrastructure and services, letting customers protect AI workloads, agents and applications from the start.
Key points
- CrowdStrike Falcon platform now integrated with Dell AI Factory and NVIDIA accelerated computing.
- Falcon Guardian adds runtime protection against prompt injection and malicious AI agent behavior.
- Dell MDR services will manage the combined security solution across containers and Kubernetes.
Executives George Kurtz, Michael Dell and Jensen Huang stressed that security must be baked into AI deployments to avoid giving adversaries an opening.
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CrowdStrike and Dell Technologies Announce Integrated AI Security for the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA
aol.com · 2 November 2026
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