CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Expand AI Agent Security from Software to Silicon

Daniel Bernard, Chief business officer at CrowdStrike

“AI agents have already created a new attack surface, and guardrails alone won't stop an adversary.”

Daniel Bernard, Chief business officer at CrowdStrike

“CrowdStrike pioneered AI-native cybersecurity. Together with NVIDIA, we're setting the standard for securing autonomous AI, from detecting threats in software to stopping them at the silicon level.”

Sebastian Goodwin, Chief trust officer, Autodesk

“Autodesk customers design and make the buildings, products, and infrastructure people depend on, and in that world there is little room for error. We hold AI agents to the same standard.”

Sebastian Goodwin, Chief trust officer, Autodesk

“CrowdStrike Falcon Guardian gives us visibility into what our agents are doing, what they can access, and when to intervene. Extending that control deeper into the infrastructure helps customers of every size, from large enterprises to small businesses, trust the AI behind their work.”

Justin Boitano, Vice president of enterprise at NVIDIA

“Securing agents in production requires protection from the runtime to the underlying infrastructure.”

Justin Boitano, Vice president of enterprise at NVIDIA

“The NVIDIA OpenShell Reference Architecture provides the foundation for runtime security and hardware-based enforcement. Together with CrowdStrike's AI Detection and Response capabilities, we're working to bring comprehensive security to AI agents at scale.”