CrowdStrike has expanded its cybersecurity ecosystem through strategic partnerships with CoreWeave, Dynatrace, and Deloitte, targeting three areas of enterprise security: protecting production AI workloads, accelerating threat investigations, and integrating AI-powered risk advisory into security operations. The agreements extend the company’s Falcon platform across AI infrastructure, observability, and managed cybersecurity services as organizations face growing demands to secure increasingly complex digital environments.
CrowdStrike is expanding its cybersecurity strategy through three partnerships with CoreWeave, Dynatrace, and Deloitte, bringing its Falcon security platform into AI cloud infrastructure, enterprise observability, and cybersecurity advisory services. Announced on Nov. 2, 2026, the agreements address different aspects of a common challenge: protecting increasingly complex enterprise environments as organizations move artificial intelligence from experimentation into production.
The partnerships combine CrowdStrike’s AI-powered threat detection and response capabilities with CoreWeave’s specialized cloud infrastructure, Dynatrace’s observability and log management technologies, and Deloitte’s cybersecurity consulting and managed services.
The expansion comes as organizations must secure not only the systems used to develop and deploy AI, but also the data, computing resources, and interconnected applications that support these workloads. CrowdStrike is positioning its Falcon platform as a security layer across these environments, combining automated detection with human-led threat hunting and incident response.
CoreWeave Partnership Targets Security for AI Workloads
The expanded agreement between CrowdStrike and CoreWeave focuses on protecting mission-critical AI workloads running on CoreWeave Cloud. The offering combines CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform with around-the-clock managed security expertise, providing customers with cloud workload protection, threat hunting, and managed detection and response.
The joint solution includes four capabilities. Falcon Cloud Security provides visibility and protection across cloud workloads, containers, and graphics processing unit (GPU) clusters, helping identify threats targeting AI production environments. Falcon Adversary OverWatch adds continuous expert-led threat hunting to identify sophisticated attacks against infrastructure and intellectual property.
Meanwhile, Falcon Complete Cloud Security provides managed detection and response, covering investigation, containment, and remediation. CrowdStrike Elite Support complements these capabilities with dedicated technical assistance for customers operating AI environments.
The partnership addresses a security requirement that becomes more consequential as AI systems move into business-critical operations. Training and inference workloads depend on interconnected computing infrastructure, including GPU clusters, containers, cloud environments, and sensitive data. Protecting these components requires visibility beyond traditional endpoint security.
“Production AI is becoming mission-critical, and adversaries know it,” says Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer, CrowdStrike. He adds that the partnership brings Falcon protection to the cloud infrastructure powering advanced AI workloads.
CoreWeave will also provide the high-performance infrastructure supporting the training and inference of CrowdStrike SafeMind, the company’s family of purpose-built cybersecurity models and harnesses. This collaboration extends beyond customer-facing security services, establishing an infrastructure relationship for developing and operating CrowdStrike’s AI security technologies.
Jon Jones, chief revenue officer at CoreWeave, says the integration of Falcon protection and managed security expertise will help customers move AI workloads into production with greater confidence.
Dynatrace Integrations Challenge Legacy SIEM and Observability Models
CrowdStrike’s agreement with Dynatrace addresses a different enterprise security challenge: the fragmentation of operational and security data across disconnected platforms.
Announced at Fal.Con Europe 2026 in Barcelona, the strategic partnership introduces three integrations connecting the CrowdStrike Falcon platform with Dynatrace’s AI Observability platform and log management capabilities. Available immediately, the integrations are designed to accelerate threat investigations, improve incident response, and reduce the costs associated with managing enterprise telemetry.
The first capability enables federated search across Dynatrace observability and log telemetry, allowing security teams to investigate threats using application and infrastructure context without moving or duplicating the underlying data. This approach seeks to reduce additional ingestion costs while maintaining access to information distributed across enterprise environments.
The second integration combines CrowdStrike endpoint security telemetry with Dynatrace’s logs and application and infrastructure insights. By correlating these information sources, organizations can identify potential root causes, understand the operational impact of incidents, and accelerate the resolution of outages, security incidents, and breaches.
The third capability uses Bindplane by Dynatrace to provide flexible routing of logs and telemetry between the platforms. This allows organizations to manage where operational and security data is sent, potentially reducing unnecessary data transfers and making existing technology investments more efficient.
The announcement also challenges the architecture of legacy security information and event management (SIEM) systems. Traditional approaches frequently require organizations to collect and duplicate large volumes of logs before they can be analyzed, creating additional storage, ingestion, and management costs.
CrowdStrike and Dynatrace are proposing an alternative based on federated search, shared operational context, and flexible telemetry routing. The objective is to give security and IT teams access to relevant information without requiring every data source to be consolidated into a single repository.
“The archaic SIEM platforms of yesteryear were built to collect data, not stop breaches,” says Bernard. He argues that the partnership seeks to reduce the financial and operational burden associated with data collection while improving security response.
Steve McMahon, chief customer officer at Dynatrace, adds that connecting security and observability will provide organizations with the context needed to make faster decisions and advance toward more autonomous operations.
Both companies are also deploying each other’s technologies internally, extending the collaboration beyond product integration to their own operational environments.
Deloitte Extends CrowdStrike’s Reach Into Enterprise Risk Advisory
The third partnership expands CrowdStrike’s collaboration with Deloitte in Spain, connecting AI-powered risk advisory with security implementation and managed operations.
Through the collaboration, Deloitte will use CrowdStrike’s Falcon IQ to help organizations identify and prioritize exploitable security risks. The initiative combines CrowdStrike’s technology with Deloitte’s consulting capabilities across three stages: advising organizations on their security posture, implementing modern security architectures, and operating security environments through managed services.
During the advisory stage, Falcon IQ provides quantitative risk intelligence to support assessments and help prioritize security investments. Deloitte will translate these findings into security roadmaps aligned with business and regulatory priorities.
For implementation, the companies will support security modernization initiatives, including migrations to Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. The operational component integrates CrowdStrike’s detection and response capabilities into Deloitte’s managed extended detection and response (MXDR) services.
Deloitte’s EMEA Cybersphere Center in Madrid will support these operations, providing a delivery center for security operations and managed services.
The collaboration reflects a broader effort to connect cybersecurity investments with enterprise risk management and operational execution. Rather than treating threat identification, technology deployment, and incident response as separate activities, the partnership seeks to connect them through a coordinated service model.
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