‘Generative AI helps us bend time’: CrowdStrike, Nvidia embed real-time LLM defense, changing how enterprises secure AI
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Summary
More than 70% of enterprises experienced AI-related breaches in the past year, with generative models becoming the primary target, says a recent report by the SANS Insititute.
At the same time, enterprise security investments focused on AI risks are growing significantly and there is a large gap in preparedness as AI attack surfaces rapidly expand, the report said.
State-sponsored attacks on AI infrastructure have spiked 218% year-on-year and CrowdStrike’s CEO, George Kurtz, has warned that ‘Security can’t be bolted on; it has to be intrinsic’
In a new development, CrowdStrike has embedded Falcon Cloud Security directly within NVIDIA’s universal LLM NIM, securing over 100,000 enterprise-scale LLM deployments across NVIDIA’s hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
With this embedded approach, CrowdStrike enables Falcon to continuously scan containerised AI models prior to deployment, proactively uncovering vulnerabilities, poisoned datasets, misconfigurations and unauthorised shadow AI.