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Tuesday 3 November 2026

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CrowdStrike and Dell add three Falcon tools to Dell AI Factory with Nvidia

Customers can purchase the security tools alongside AI infrastructure through Dell’s AI Ecosystem Program. Dell is also expanding its managed detection and response service.

CrowdStrike's Sunnyvale branch office, a brick-and-glass building beneath blue skies
Photo: Coolcaesar, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped)

StreetInsider reported that CrowdStrike and Dell announced the addition of three Falcon security capabilities to the Dell AI Factory with Nvidia at Fal.Con Europe 2026 on 2 November. Customers can purchase the security tools alongside Dell’s AI infrastructure through its AI Ecosystem Program, in an offering aligned with Nvidia’s AI Factory Reference Architecture.

The companies say Falcon Guardian gives customers visibility and control over AI agents, including protection while they run against prompt injection and sensitive data exposure. The integration supports Nvidia’s OpenShell Reference Architecture and is planned to add support for Nvidia Sentry and BlueField-4 DPUs.

Falcon Cloud Security covers misconfigurations, vulnerabilities and workloads across containers and Kubernetes environments, according to the announcement. Falcon Next-Gen SIEM combines first- and third-party data for AI-powered detection and response. Dell is also expanding its Managed Detection and Response Services to manage the CrowdStrike capabilities, with 24-hour monitoring, investigation and response across the AI stack.

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Topics: Enterprise adoption, Safety