Absolute Security, a leader in Autonomous Cyber Resilience, announced a new partnership with NVIDIA to integrate firmware security, endpoint management and self-healing resilience capabilities into next-generation enterprise AI workstations. The product announcement was made during the NVIDIA GTC Berlin event and leverages the integration to arm enterprise IT and security teams to ensure compliance, reduce business operational risks and control autonomous AI agents without crippling developer productivity.
The firmware-level protection offering will be available to our OEM partners, who are designing the DGX Station AI Supercomputer, in Linux and Windows.
Securing Agentic AI Development at Scale
As enterprises accelerate the adoption of autonomous AI workflows, maintaining governance around developmental environments has become a top priority. The integration pairs the Absolute Autonomous Cyber Resilience Platform with the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform, establishing a protective boundary for AI agents throughout their lifecycle—from initial sandbox testing to full production deployment.
Operating directly atop NVIDIA OpenShell secure runtime software, Absolute extends its reach beyond traditional devices to complex AI hardware. This allows organizations to apply the same firmware-embedded management, posture control, and operational recovery tools currently safeguarding 600 million global endpoints directly to high-performance AI development systems.
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“Global enterprises need to unlock the full power and potential of every endpoint device they have deployed, whether they be PCs in use among their workforces or advanced machines used by AI developers to shape the future of autonomous business,” said Christy Wyatt, President & CEO, Absolute Security. “Our work with NVIDIA will deliver a needed breakthrough in endpoint management, security, and cyber resilience that will help customers leverage AI without sacrificing needed security and compliance controls.”
Extending Endpoint Security to Next-Generation Workstations
The upcoming expansion of the NVIDIA DGX Station platform to Windows operating systems presents new opportunities for running complex, large-scale AI models locally. By embedding self-healing cybersecurity directly into the hardware firmware, organizations can safeguard local host systems while running autonomous agents alongside enterprise software.
“With NVIDIA DGX Station coming to Windows, enterprises can unlock new use cases for very large AI models, including agents that securely interact with software running on the same system,” said Chris Marriott, vice president of enterprise platforms at NVIDIA. “Our collaboration with Absolute Security will help organizations deploy and manage AI-powered workstations at scale, with the security, trust and resilience enterprise IT demands.”