CrowdStrike is putting more than 50 AI agents to work across cyber security assessments and remediation with the launch of Falcon IQ, a new capability designed to help organisations tackle the rapidly expanding attack surface created by frontier AI.
The platform productises CrowdStrike’s Project QuiltWorks initiative, which brought together security vendors, systems integrators, cloud providers and cyber insurers to develop a framework for securing AI systems.
Falcon IQ brings that approach into CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform, automating workflows that have traditionally required significant manual effort.
“Falcon IQ changes the economics of securing frontier AI risk,” Daniel Bernard, chief business officer at CrowdStrike, said in a statement after the launch announcement at the company’s Fal.Con event in Las Vegas.
“Agents do the heavy lifting, partners scale delivery, and organisations gain protection in a fraction of the time and cost. QuiltWorks proved the model, Falcon IQ advances it from manual to the speed of AI across the Falcon platform.”
Falcon IQ uses frontier models from OpenAI and Anthropic alongside NVIDIA’s open Nemotron models. CrowdStrike said the technology combines AI-driven vulnerability discovery and adversary-informed prioritisation with remediation services from systems integrators, AWS infrastructure and cyber insurance.
Falcon IQ automatically correlates customer telemetry, CrowdStrike threat intelligence, and Falcon OverWatch findings to build a more detailed picture of an organisation’s risk posture. Partners can load their own services catalogues into the platform, with AI agents mapping security findings to relevant services and generating attack narratives, investment priorities, and remediation roadmaps.
The platform then recommends specific actions, from tuning the Falcon platform and activating additional modules to engaging services offered by the customer’s security partner.
“In the age of AI, cyber security will be fueled by fleets of specialised AI agents reasoning faster than adversaries can act,” Justin Boitano, vice president, enterprise AI, at NVIDIA, said.
“With open NVIDIA Nemotron models powering Falcon IQ, CrowdStrike and its partners can build and tune agentic defenders that evolve according to the unique needs of every customer.”
Want to see more stories from trusted news sources?Make Cyber Daily a preferred news source on Google.
