CrowdStrike, US-based cybersecurity firm, declared a strategic partnership with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise to guarantee NVIDIA-accelerated end-to-end AI innovation, such as large language models (LLMs). By integrating CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform and HPE GreenLake cloud and OpsRamp AIOps, companies can flawlessly bring together IT tasks and online protection in a single, bound together cycle to speed up artificial intelligence development safely.

 

A unified service map view of attack surface security for their entire infrastructure and applications is provided by OpsRamp's AI-driven observability in conjunction with the extensive asset information from the Falcon platform. Companies can quickly uncover and eliminate gaps in security assurance in the advanced artificial intelligence pipeline, implementing versatility and integrity of AI innovations.

 

OpsRamp conveys a unified operational view of applications and infrastructure with full-stack perceptibility. It also allows thorough tasks and automation for NVIDIA advanced computing and AI workloads from a single, unified console. OpsRamp's tasks copilot emphatically builds the proficiency of operations teams with a generative AI-powered conversational assistant for fast discovery and remediation of issues. NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE, a co-developed portfolio of AI solutions and joint go-to-market integrations that allows organizations to advance adoption of generative AI from the edge to the datacenter to the cloud, will accelerate CrowdStrike's ability to protect AI workloads and LLMs by incorporating additional integrations into the HPE Greenlake cloud.

 

"Security is crucial for AI applications and the data they access," said Fidelma Russo, EVP/GM Hybrid Cloud and Chief Technology Officer at HPE. "Our strategic collaboration with CrowdStrike, combined with our OpsRamp observability, offers complete endpoint security to protect your AI applications running on HPE Private Cloud AI."