Kudelski Security has joined CrowdStrike's Project QuiltWorks, bringing its Managed Risk & Exposure (MRX) services and offensive security expertise to the initiative as it expands across Europe.
Announced at Fal.Con Europe 2026last week, the partnership will help organisations translate AI-powered vulnerability discovery into practical security improvements, identifying which exposures pose genuine risks and prioritising action before attackers can exploit them.
Project QuiltWorks combines frontier AI models, CrowdStrike threat intelligence, and real-time security data with agentic automation and cyber insurance protections.
Kudelski Security will apply its MRX expertise across CrowdStrike's Falcon Exposure suite, including vulnerability and external attack surface management, and asset visibility.
Analysts will add business and operational context and help organisations develop appropriate response strategies, particularly in complex IT and OT environments.
“AI is changing both sides of cybersecurity. It is helping defenders find risk faster, but it is also increasing the speed and sophistication of the threat landscape. No single organization can address that challenge alone,” David Chétrit, chief executive of Kudelski Security, said in a statement.
“Joining Project QuiltWorks builds on our long-standing partnership with CrowdStrike and brings together machine-speed discovery with the expertise and context required to act on it. Our role is to help clients understand what matters most, validate the risk and turn intelligence into measurable risk reduction.”
CrowdStrike chief business officer Daniel Bernard said Kudelski Security's exposure management expertise and experience with the Falcon platform would help customers move from identifying vulnerabilities to addressing them at scale.
The MRX suite is designed to work alongside existing security technologies, avoiding the need for organisations to replace their current environments.
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