Dell Technologies declared an expanded strategic partnership to convey Dell's Managed Detection and Response (MDR) administrations with the business driving AI-native local CrowdStrike Falcon® XDR stage, assisting clients with supporting against progressively complex cyberthreats.

 

As per the 2024 CrowdStrike Worldwide Danger Report, cyberattacks are quicker, more complex and stealthier than ever. Simultaneously, companies are compelled to accomplish more with less as the cybersecurity abilities hole develops. To safeguard against present day dangers, clients need an all encompassing, managed security solution that decreases intricacy and fills in as a competitive edge for existing security and IT groups. The strong blend of Dell's worldwide security activities specialists and proactive danger hunting abilities with the business driving Falcon stage conveys the security clients need across multi-cloud and multi-merchant conditions.

 

"Working with industry leaders like CrowdStrike is critical to delivering choice and flexibility to customers in a very fragmented and complex security landscape," said Mihir Maniar, VP of infrastructure, edge and security services portfolio, Dell Technologies. "Customers need scalable, outcome-based security solutions to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated threats. The combination of MDR and the CrowdStrike platform empowers customers to exponentially reduce threat exposures, detect and respond to incidents, and recover applications and systems."

 

"The Falcon platform has quickly become the market's cybersecurity platform of record. By expanding our strategic alliance with Dell to power their MDR services, we're gaining access to more customers to bring them industry leading protection," said Daniel Bernard, chief business officer, CrowdStrike. "Together with Dell, we see a significant opportunity to give all customers – from large enterprises, to mid-market organizations and SMBs – the best security outcomes: stopping the breach, consolidating point products and driving down costs."