CrowdStrike launches Falcon IQ as Falcon lands on Google Cloud and Snowflake
CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. today launched Falcon IQ, software that hands the assessment and remediation work behind its Project QuiltWorks coalition to a fleet of more than 50 artificial intelligence agents.
The launch is one of four announcements the company made at the opening of its Fal.Con 2026 conference in Las Vegas. QuiltWorks also picked up a dozen new data sources, with telemetry from vendors including Zscaler Inc. and Rubrik Inc. now flowing into Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. The Falcon platform is heading to Snowflake Marketplace, where Snowflake Inc. customers will be able to pay for it out of capacity they have already committed to. And Falcon now runs on Google Cloud.
Project QuiltWorks launched in April. CrowdStrike built the coalition around the software flaws that frontier AI models are surfacing faster than security teams can patch, with the discovery work running on models from OpenAI Group PBC and Anthropic PBC. Accenture PLC, Ernst & Young Global Ltd., IBM Corp. and Kroll LLC signed up to handle remediation. Amazon Web Services Inc. joined in the July quarter to cover the cloud infrastructure layer, and cyber insurers cover the financial side. The assessment work behind all of it has been manual until now, done as an expert-led services engagement sold on a 12-month subscription.
