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CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Want to Secure AI Agents in the Chip Itself

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Original illustration: extreme close-up of a dark silicon chip die with glowing teal circuit traces; a translucent amber dome rises from the chip surface containing a stylized luminous AI figure with one hand pressed against the dome's interior; tiny padlock nodes line the dome's edge where it meets the silicon; deep black background, cinematic teal-and-amber grade

CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Want to Secure AI Agents in the Chip Itself In brief On October 21, 2026, at NVIDIA’s GTC 2026, CrowdStrike announced an expanded collaboration with NVIDIA to extend AI-agent security “from software to silicon.” The concrete part: CrowdStrike’s Falcon Guardian — its AI Detection and Response (AIDR) product — integrates with NVIDIA’s … Read more

ThreatLocker’s Zero Trust AI Control: The Answer to Agents Going Rogue?

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Original illustration: a glowing humanoid AI figure made of circuit light patterns reaching toward server racks, stopped by a translucent amber force-field wall with a padlock motif, dark server room, teal and amber grade

ThreatLocker’s Zero Trust AI Control: The Answer to Agents Going Rogue? In brief On October 20, 2026, Orlando-based cybersecurity vendor ThreatLocker launched Zero Trust AI Control (ZTAIC) — a tool that governs what AI agents are allowed to access, execute, and connect to inside an organization. The design choice that matters: the controls sit outside … Read more