The SafeMind agentic system will be available natively in CrowdStrike Falcon, but as Kurtz mentioned, enterprises will be able to access the Red Tempest and Blue Solano models directly through the company’s Project QuiltWorks trusted access program to expand their use of the models.
SafeMind, which was built in partnership with Nvidia and is based on the AI giant’s Nemotron open model, leverages CrowdStrike’s Falcon sensors to create a digital twin of an enterprise’s environment, complete with asset inventories, identity stores, threat graphs, and adversary intelligence. Red Tempest traverses that cloned digital environment to find attack paths, and Blue Solano, learning of those paths through the SafeMind harness, works to fix them. The result is a prevention-detection-response lifecycle, Kurtz said.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared the stage with Kurtz as a SafeMind partner and customer, saying that SafeMind has been able to replicate the Nvidia IT system using Falcon sensors in use across the company’s IT landscape, enabling the company to edge closer to autonomous SecOps.
