CrowdStrike and NVIDIA have partnered to embed advanced cybersecurity into the NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory, a validated design launched in May 2025 to support the full AI lifecycle from data ingestion to model deployment.
As enterprises race to operationalize AI for efficiency and decision-making, Justin Boitano, NVIDIA’s Vice President of Enterprise AI Software Products, emphasized, “Security must be built in from the ground up.”
Deployable on-premises with NVIDIA’s Blackwell infrastructure, this solution integrates CrowdStrike’s AI-powered Falcon platform, processing trillions of daily security events to deliver real-time threat detection and response. Recent insights indicate a 40% surge in AI-targeted cyberattacks in 2025, underscoring the urgency of this collaboration.
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Safeguarding the AI Lifecycle
The NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory combines hardware and software to enable scalable AI production, but rapid adoption introduces risks like data poisoning, model tampering, and sensitive data exposure.
CrowdStrike addresses these risks with tools like Falcon® Cloud Security AI-SPM, AI Model Scanning, and Shadow AI detection, making sure that problems are found and dealt with before they get worse.
The platform’s continuous feedback loop, informed by elite threat hunters and intelligence analysts, trains its AI to adapt to emerging threats at machine speed. Reports highlight a 25% increase in enterprises adopting AI factories in 2025, with 60% citing security as a top concern, validating CrowdStrike’s proactive approach.
Did You Know?
The term “data poisoning” refers to maliciously altering training data to compromise AI models, a tactic used in 15% of AI-targeted attacks in 2025, according to industry reports.
End-to-End Protection for AI Innovation
CrowdStrike’s comprehensive security spans the AI lifecycle, fortified by Falcon® Adversary OverWatch and AI Red Team Services. These tools provide visibility into AI security posture and simulate attacks to strengthen defenses.
Jay McBain, chief analyst at Canalys, noted, “By embedding security into the AI Factory architecture, CrowdStrike empowers organizations to scale AI securely from pilot to production.”
Recent online discussions reveal that 70% of enterprises plan to integrate AI security solutions by 2026, driven by rising threats like deepfake-driven data breaches. CrowdStrike’s single lightweight-agent architecture ensures rapid deployment, reducing complexity while enhancing protection.
A New Era of Trust in AI Adoption
As AI factories transform industries, trust and control are paramount. CrowdStrike’s cloud-based Falcon platform uses up-to-the-minute signs of attacks, information about threats, and data from businesses to provide very accurate detections and automatic fixes.
This partnership enables businesses to achieve AI-driven productivity breakthroughs while maintaining robust security. With global AI spending projected to reach $300 billion in 2025, per recent data, CrowdStrike and NVIDIA’s collaboration positions enterprises to innovate confidently, mitigating risks in an increasingly AI-driven world.
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