Nvidia's AI-Powered Cybersecurity Platform Adopted by Industry Leaders to Protect Critical Infrastructure

Armis Integrates Nvidia AI Technologies to Enhance Critical Infrastructure Security

AI-driven asset intelligence enhances real-time threat detection and mitigation. Armis, the cyber exposure management and security company, announced that its Armis Centrix platform will be powered by Nvidia BlueField-3 data processing units (DPUs) and, in the future, the Nvidia Morpheus cybersecurity AI framework to protect critical infrastructure while maintaining operational continuity. These integrations provide a secure, isolated environment for critical infrastructure sectors without impacting performance or operations, Armis said in a statement on February 12, 2025. Also Read: Cerence Expands Collaboration with Nvidia to Advance Automotive AI Models Armis Centrix, Armis' cyber exposure management platform, with Nvidia BlueField-3 DPUs enables customers to safeguard critical OT systems at both the host and network level, the company said. "This integration with Nvidia technologies extends the reach of Armis' comprehensive, best-in-class platform for OT security and cyber exposure management so that more organizations can see, protect and manage their critical assets with operational resiliency," said Nadir Izrael, CTO and Co-Founder of Armis. According to the statement, deploying Armis Centrix on Nvidia BlueField-3 DPUs strengthens security from the ground to the cloud by leveraging Armis' AI-powered asset intelligence to detect and mitigate threats in real-time. The integration of Armis' capabilities into the BlueField-3 DPU platform ensures compatibility and scalability across a range of OT environments. Also Read: India Leads Global AI Adoption with 65 Percent Usage in the Past Three Months: Microsoft Survey "Securing critical infrastructure amid today's dynamic threat landscape is more important than ever," said Ofir Arkin, Senior Distinguished Architect for Cybersecurity at Nvidia. "The Nvidia cybersecurity AI platform allows innovators like Armis to develop breakthrough technologies for cyber exposure management and security, delivering a powerful, scalable and flexible solution tailored to the needs of modern OT environments."

Nvidia reveals how its AI platform enhances real-time cyberthreat detection - SiliconANGLE

Nvidia reveals how its AI platform enhances real-time cyberthreat detection Nvidia Corp. today revealed how leading cybersecurity providers are adopting its cybersecurity artificial intelligence platform to safeguard critical infrastructure. At the S4 Conference, Nvidia detailed how companies, including Armis Security Ltd., Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. and World Wide Technology Inc., are integrating Nvidia's AI-powered solutions to enhance real-time threat detection and defense mechanisms for operational technology environments. Nvidia's cybersecurity AI platform leverages the company's BlueField-3 Data Processing Units, Data Center Infrastructure-on-a-Chip Architecture and the Morpheus AI cybersecurity framework to provide nonintrusive security measures that analyze network traffic and protect host integrity without disrupting operations. Armis is integrating Nvidia's AI into its Centrix cyber exposure management platform to protect industries like energy, manufacturing and healthcare. CrowdStrike is deploying its Falcon security agent on BlueField-3 DPUs to enhance AI-driven threat detection and response for ICS and OT systems. "OT environments are increasingly targeted by sophisticated cyber threats, requiring robust solutions that ensure both security and operational continuity," said Armis co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Nadir Izrael. "Combining Armis' unmatched platform for OT security and cyber exposure management with Nvidia BlueField-3 DPUs enables organizations to comprehensively protect cyber-physical systems without disrupting operations." The offering seeks to tackle the increasing convergence of IT and OT systems that has created a complex cybersecurity landscape where traditional security measures often fall short. The company's cybersecurity AI platform has been designed to address these challenges by providing deep visibility into network traffic and system behaviors. The platform leverages AI-driven anomaly detection and automated threat response to enable organizations to proactively mitigate risks before they escalate into major security incidents. Nvidia's BlueField-3 DPUs act as embedded security processors that offload critical cybersecurity tasks from traditional CPUs and, in doing so, allow for real-time monitoring and protection without impacting system performance. The approach differs from conventional security solutions that rely on software agents, with BlueField-3 DPUs inspecting network data at the hardware level, reducing the risk of tampering and ensuring a more robust security posture. Also part of the mix is Morpheus, Nvidia's AI-driven cybersecurity framework, which enhances the offering by delivering real-time threat detection, behavioral analysis and automated response mechanisms. The framework continuously analyzes telemetry data to identify patterns and anomalies that may indicate cyber threats. Combined with Nvidia DOCA, which provides the infrastructure needed to deploy security applications, the platform offers a scalable and adaptive cybersecurity solution for critical infrastructure. "Nvidia's cybersecurity AI platform, combined with the expertise of ecosystem partners, offers a powerful and scalable solution to protect critical infrastructure environments against evolving threats," Nvidia said in a statement. "Bringing Nvidia AI and accelerated computing to the forefront of OT security can help organizations protect what matters most -- now and in the future."

Safety First: Leading Partners Adopt NVIDIA Cybersecurity AI to Safeguard Critical Infrastructure

Platform integrating NVIDIA BlueField and Morpheus powers next-generation cyber defenses from Armis, Check Point Software Technologies, CrowdStrike, Deloitte and WWT. The rapid evolution of generative AI has created countless opportunities for innovation across industry and research. As is often the case with state-of-the-art technology, this evolution has also shifted the landscape of cybersecurity threats, creating new security requirements. Critical infrastructure cybersecurity is advancing to thwart the next wave of emerging threats in the AI era. Leading operational technology (OT) providers today showcased at the S4 conference for industrial control systems (ICS) and OT cybersecurity how they're adopting the NVIDIA cybersecurity AI platform to deliver real-time threat detection and critical infrastructure protection. Armis, Check Point, CrowdStrike, Deloitte and World Wide Technology (WWT) are integrating the platform to help customers bolster critical infrastructure, such as energy, utilities and manufacturing facilities, against cyber threats. Critical infrastructure operates in highly complex environments, where the convergence of IT and OT, often accelerated by digital transformation, creates a perfect storm of vulnerabilities. Traditional cybersecurity measures are no longer sufficient to address these emerging threats. By harnessing NVIDIA's cybersecurity AI platform, these partners can provide exceptional visibility into critical infrastructure environments, achieving robust and adaptive security while delivering operational continuity. The platform integrates NVIDIA's accelerated computing and AI, featuring NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs, NVIDIA DOCA and the NVIDIA Morpheus AI cybersecurity framework, part of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise. This combination enables real-time threat detection, empowering cybersecurity professionals to respond swiftly at the edge and across networks. Unlike conventional solutions that depend on intrusive methods or software agents, BlueField-3 DPUs function as a virtual security overlay. They inspect network traffic and safeguard host integrity without disrupting operations. Acting as embedded sensors within each server, they stream telemetry data to NVIDIA Morpheus, enabling detailed monitoring of host activities, network traffic and application behaviors -- seamlessly and without operational impact. Driving Cybersecurity Innovation Across Industries Integrating Armis Centrix, Armis' AI-powered cyber exposure management platform, with NVIDIA cybersecurity AI helps secure critical infrastructure like energy, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation. "OT environments are increasingly targeted by sophisticated cyber threats, requiring robust solutions that ensure both security and operational continuity," said Nadir Izrael, chief technology officer and cofounder of Armis. "Combining Armis' unmatched platform for OT security and cyber exposure management with NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs enables organizations to comprehensively protect cyber-physical systems without disrupting operations." CrowdStrike is helping secure critical infrastructure such as ICS and OT by deploying its CrowdStrike Falcon security agent on BlueField-3 DPUs to boost real-time AI-powered threat detection and response. "OT environments are under increasing threat, demanding AI-powered security that adapts in real time," said Raj Rajamani, head of products at CrowdStrike. "By integrating NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, we're extending industry-leading protection to critical infrastructure without disrupting operations -- delivering unified protection at the edge and helping organizations stay ahead of modern threats." Deloitte is driving customers' digital transformation, enabled by NVIDIA's cybersecurity AI platform, to help meet the demands of breakthrough technologies that require real-time, granular visibility into data center networks to defend against increasingly sophisticated threats. "Protecting OT and ICS systems is becoming increasingly challenging as organizations embrace digital transformation and interconnected technologies," said Dmitry Dudorov, an AI security leader at Deloitte U.K. "Harnessing NVIDIA's cybersecurity AI platform can enable organizations to determine threat detection, enhance resilience and safeguard their infrastructure to accelerate their efforts." A Safer Future, Powered by AI NVIDIA's cybersecurity AI platform, combined with the expertise of ecosystem partners, offers a powerful and scalable solution to protect critical infrastructure environments against evolving threats. Bringing NVIDIA AI and accelerated computing to the forefront of OT security can help organizations protect what matters most -- now and in the future. Learn more by attending the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference, running March 17-21, where Armis, Check Point and CrowdStrike cybersecurity leaders will host sessions about their collaborations with NVIDIA.

CrowdStrike, WWT And Others Tap Nvidia's Cybersecurity AI Platform To Shield OT Systems

According to Nvidia, what makes its cybersecurity AI platform different from conventional offerings is that instead of relying on 'intrusive methods or software agents' to protect against threats, the platform's BlueField-3 data processing unit acts as a 'virtual security overlay.' Nvidia said its cybersecurity AI platform has been adopted by solution provider powerhouse World Wide Technology along with security trailblazers CrowdStrike, Check Point Software Technologies and Armis to protect critical infrastructure. The AI computing giant said that the partners were expected to present Wednesday at the S4 conference how they are taking advantage of the Nvidia cybersecurity AI platform to "deliver real-time threat detection and critical infrastructure protection." [Related: Nvidia Seeks To Tap Into Global Real Estate Firm's Data Center Business] Critical infrastructure in this case ranges from industrial control systems (ICS) to operational technologies (OT) that are increasingly intersecting with IT systems. WWT, CrowdStrike, Check Point and Armis are helping energy, utility and manufacturing customers protect against cyber threats with the Nvidia cybersecurity AI platform, which combines Nvidia's BlueField-3 data processing units (DPUs) with its DOCA programming framework and Nvidia Morpheus AI cybersecurity framework, Nvidia said. According to Nvidia, what makes its cybersecurity AI platform different from conventional offerings is that instead of relying on "intrusive methods or software agents" to protect against threats, the BlueField-3 DPU acts as a "virtual security overlay." "They inspect network traffic and safeguard host integrity without disrupting operations. Acting as embedded sensors within each server, they stream telemetry data to Nvidia Morpheus, enabling detailed monitoring of host activities, network traffic and application behaviors -- seamlessly and without operational impact," Nvidia wrote in a blog post. Armis is integrating Nvidia's cybersecurity AI platform into Armis Centrix, a cyber exposure management platform that is designed to protect critical infrastructure in industries like energy, manufacturing, health care and transportation, according to Nvidia. "OT environments are increasingly targeted by sophisticated cyber threats, requiring robust solutions that ensure both security and operational continuity," said Nadir Izrael, co-founder and CTO of Armis, in a statement. "Combining Armis' unmatched platform for OT security and cyber exposure management with Nvidia BlueField-3 DPUs enables organizations to comprehensively protect cyber-physical systems without disrupting operations," he added. CrowdStrike, on the other hand, plans to deploy its CrowdStrike Falcon security agent on BlueField-3 DPUs "to boost real-time AI-powered threat detection and response." "By integrating Nvidia BlueField-3 DPUs with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, we're extending industry-leading protection to critical infrastructure without disrupting operations -- delivering unified protection at the edge and helping organizations stay ahead of modern threats," said Raj Rajamani, head of products at CrowdStrike, in a statement.