CrowdStrike believes the traditional login-and-trust model is no longer sufficient for autonomous AI agents. The company is pushing a new approach that continuously evaluates whether an AI agent should be allowed to act, potentially changing how organizations think about identity security in the AI era.
AI PCs promise faster performance and local processing, but they also bring new security risks. CrowdStrike and Intel are working together to protect sensitive data directly on devices, combining hardware-level telemetry with endpoint security to stop threats earlier. As AI workloads move to the edge, this partnership highlights a growing need to rethink how enterprise security actually works.
CrowdStrike and NVIDIA are teaming up on a Secure by Design AI Blueprint meant to keep autonomous AI agents under control as enterprises move deeper into agent based automation.
Microsoft and CrowdStrike have expanded their partnership, allowing the Falcon platform to be purchased through Microsoft Marketplace using existing Azure Consumption Commitment funds. The move could simplify enterprise procurement and help security teams deploy faster without reopening budget negotiations.
CrowdStrike is extending its Falcon platform to secure AI prompts and agent interactions as enterprises face a new AI driven attack surface.
CrowdStrike, AWS, and NVIDIA are expanding their accelerator worldwide, betting that agentic AI will become the next big weapon in cloud defense.
CrowdStrike is pushing Falcon Data Protection as the answer to GenAI data leaks and insider risks, replacing outdated tools with real-time, unified security.