New device security partnerships for Cloudflare One

Cloudflare has announced new integrations with VMware Carbon Black, CrowdStrike, and SentinelOne to enhance its existing Tanium integration for Cloudflare for Teams customers. These integrations allow users to restrict access to applications based on security signals from their devices. The new features aim to improve the security of remote work environments by incorporating device security signals into network access decisions. This includes checking for attributes like serial number, device location, and status of anti-malware or endpoint security providers. These integrations provide an additional layer of security by requiring that a device runs certain endpoint security software before granting it access to resources protected by Cloudflare. The partnerships with these vendors will continue to grow, providing more flexibility for customers in choosing their preferred vendor.

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