Cloudbrink Unveils Unified Identity & CrowdStrike Security in U.S. Cloud Platforms

Cloudbrink now bundles native identity management and CrowdStrike integration in its SASE platform simplifying zero-trust security for U.S. enterprises.

Cloudbrink, the secure connectivity company out of Sunnyvale, Calif., just leveled up its Personal SASE platform with built-in identity management and fresh CrowdStrike integration. It’s a smart move that strengthens Cloudbrink’s foothold in the U.S. secure access SASE market, especially as enterprises juggle hybrid workforces and AI-driven systems. With more users, devices, and endpoints in play, managing access and security is getting more complex by the day. Those’s where this upgrade delivers by giving IT teams one streamlined console to handle identity, enforce policies, and stay compliant without the usual hassle. It’s a win for anyone focused on zero trust, enterprise cybersecurity, endpoint protection, and cloud data security in today’s fast-moving environment.

What makes this so compelling is how Cloudbrink’s platform now brings real-time user and device authentication together with endpoint risk assessment all in one place. With support for SAML 2.0, SCIM, nested user groups, and local OTP, the Cloudbrink identity management system is now more robust than ever. Add in the CrowdStrike integration, and you’ve got live Zero-Trust Scores from the Falcon platform that can automatically block or isolate risky devices no manual steps required. For U.S. enterprises managing a hybrid workforce, this is a big deal. Instead of flipping between separate identity providers and siloed security tools, teams get a single, unified policy engine. The result? Stronger zero trust enforcement, better endpoint protection, and way less operational hassle in securing enterprise cybersecurity and cloud data environments.

The impact of this move by Cloudbrink is big for U.S. enterprise IT teams, cybersecurity providers, and managed service partners. As companies continue to scale hybrid workforces and bring on more contractors and third-party users, having a scalable, zero-trust setup becomes essential. The CrowdStrike integration and expanded Cloudbrink identity management tools make those possible giving organizations the backbone they need to secure everything from endpoints to cloud data. Expect rising demand for platforms that combine identity and threat detection in one seamless solution, pushing more collaboration between cybersecurity vendors and cloud service providers. For decision-makers, this shift reinforces a clear takeaway: unified security architecture isn’t just a nice-to-have it’s the key to maintaining enterprise cybersecurity, cloud data security, and endpoint protection without blowing up costs or complexity in today’s high-risk digital world.