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About this announcement
Rippling announced a new integration adding CrowdStrike endpoint protection to its Device Management platform. According to the company, this update allows IT and security teams to purchase, deploy, and manage CrowdStrike's Falcon software directly from the same interface they use for their existing devices.
The integration builds on Rippling's standard MDM foundations. The company notes that administrators can now embed advanced endpoint security into their routine workflows for device enrollment, encryption, patch management, and remote access across macOS, Windows, and mobile operating systems.
Design ideas to consider
When introducing a major third-party security integration like CrowdStrike, a motion designer could focus on the seamless connection between the two systems. A sequence might show the familiar Rippling device management dashboard, highlighting how the CrowdStrike deployment options sit natively within existing workflows rather than feeling like a separate application.
To communicate the breadth of the MDM foundation—such as encryption, remote lock, and patch management—a designer might use a cascading list or a grid of clean, recognizable UI components. Pairing these foundational features visually with the new CrowdStrike branding could help reinforce that endpoint protection is now embedded directly into that core management layer.
Ideas for your own video
- Show the integration sitting natively within the host platform's UI to emphasize a unified, frictionless workflow.
- Use familiar branding for well-known third-party tools to quickly establish trust and context for the viewer.
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