One Security OS, Now Plugged Into EDR and MDM: Cantina Partners with CrowdStrike and Swif.

One Brain, Now Plugged Into Endpoint and Device

Cantina is an agentic security operating system. It ingests signals from across your stack, correlates them against your environment, decides on the response, and acts autonomously. The same brain that already sees your code, cloud, identity, and dependency signals is now plugged into two more sources: endpoint through CrowdStrike, and device through Swif.

Teams on Cantina can add EDR (CrowdStrike) and MDM (Swif) to their existing contract at discounted rates. Telemetry becomes a first-class input for the agents. The autonomous actions the OS already runs, Block & Quarantine, Run Playbook, and Notify Team, now reach all the way down to the laptop and the device management plane.

Why this matters inside the OS

Agentic security only works when the signals cover the whole stack. Miss the endpoint, and you miss half of how attackers actually get in. Miss the device layer, and you miss the compliance drift that turns a clean audit into a dirty incident three weeks later.

Before today, those two categories sat outside Cantina. You ran them separately, wired them loosely to the rest of your stack, and asked a human to connect the dots when something lit up.

Not anymore.

• CrowdStrike (EDR) adds endpoint detection into the Cantina agent context. When CrowdStrike flags a suspicious process, the SecOps agent retrieves identity, cloud, and code context in a single transaction. One incident, one decision, one response.
• Swif (MDM) adds device state and policy compliance into the same brain. A contractor laptop that falls out of compliance is no longer a quarterly spreadsheet problem. It's a live signal the agents can act on.

What changes for your team

Three things:

1. Signal coverage closes: the OS now sees endpoint telemetry and device posture alongside cloud, identity, and code. The agents correlate across the full stack. A compliance drift on a laptop and an API anomaly from the same user becomes one incident, not two dashboards.
2. Autonomous actions extend to the device: the same Block & Quarantine, Run Playbook, and Notify Team actions that are already running across your cloud and code now also reach the endpoint and the MDM plane. When an incident hits, Cantina can isolate the device, revoke the session, open the patch PR, and close the loop without a human in the hot path.
3. Procurement collapses: One contract. One vendor review. One invoice. You add CrowdStrike and Swif to your existing Cantina agreement at discounted rates, rather than through a parallel RFP with its own 12-week cycle.

Frictionless security was always the point

The goal has never been to sell you more tools. It has always been to stop you running fifteen of them. Our pitch on the homepage is direct: stop managing a dozen security tools, start running one. Every category we bring under Cantina is another line item off your stack diagram and another signal class the agents can reason over.

Endpoint and device were two of the biggest gaps. Today they're closed.

Get started

Already on Cantina? Your account team can walk you through the bundled pricing for CrowdStrike and Swif this week.

Not a customer yet? Book a 30-minute review. We map what you're running today against what our agentic OS consolidates, including what you can now procure through us.