Bridge gaps between tools and technologies
Get the most out of your CrowdStrike Falcon investment. More effective security starts with simplified deployment across your physical and virtual desktops, then it continues with automated detection and response and centralized visibility.
Accelerate threat detection and response
Workspace ONE Vulnerability Defense with CrowdStrike Exposure Management works to close the gap between finding a vulnerability and fixing it. Prioritize at-risk assets and use modern automated workflows to patch fast and at scale, without manual handoffs.
Simplify deployment and updates
Easily push and update the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor as a managed app. No separate deployment tool is required to keep endpoint protection current. Automatically detect the sensor and correct any issues on devices via Workspace ONE UEM.
Extend protection to Horizon desktops
The Falcon sensor gets incorporated directly into Horizon virtual desktop images. Designed so that sessions are protected from first boot, closing a common gap in VDI security.
Gain centralized visibility with CrowdStrike Falcon® SIEM
Teams can improve detection, response, and SOC reporting by sharing Workspace ONE UEM and syslog information automatically.
Getting started with Omnissa and CrowdStrike
Already using both platforms? Here's how to activate the integration and get the most out of it.
What you need to get started
How to access the combined value
Why this partnership matters
See why CrowdStrike and Omnissa are better together
Workspace ONE UEM and the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor work together to extend endpoint security across every managed device.
Latest CrowdStrike and Omnissa news
Recent content highlighting the CrowdStrike and Omnissa partnership.
Omnissa and CrowdStrike FAQs
Workspace ONE UEM deploys, updates, and monitors the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor across managed devices. It also incorporates the sensor into Horizon virtual desktop images, extending endpoint protection to VDI sessions. This gives IT teams a single console for endpoint protection across physical and virtual environments.
Yes, Workspace ONE UEM can be configured to receive CrowdStrike threat-level signals via RESTful APIs and begin remediation automatically. The integration removes the need for security and IT teams to manually hand off alerts. This supports faster time to remediation across the device fleet.
Yes, the Falcon sensor can be incorporated directly into Horizon virtual desktop images. Virtual desktop sessions are protected from first boot, so VDI environments are not a blind spot in endpoint security.
Omnissa applies always-on security and compliance checks across devices, apps, and users, which supports zero trust security principles. CrowdStrike Falcon can share threat detection and security-state signals. Together, they help IT teams enforce access decisions based on current device risk.