Infosys brings enterprise context to CrowdStrike’s AI security push
No single vendor can keep pace with vulnerabilities that frontier AI models can now find by the millions in a single scan. That reality is pushing the industry toward coalition-style partnerships like Project QuiltWorks, pairing a security platform’s detection power with the enterprise context that only a systems integrator, embedded inside a customer’s business for years, can supply.
Mayank Agarwal (pictured), vice president and head of cybersecurity Americas at Infosys Ltd., has spent 21 years at the company, most of it helping enterprise clients defend their brands and operations. Infosys’s partnership with CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. has deepened this year through Project QuiltWorks, the industry coalition CrowdStrike built to assess and remediate AI-discovered vulnerabilities at scale, Agarwal noted.
“There are three things that have truly changed with AI, and I call it the three Vs,” Agarwal said. “The velocity, the volume and the vulnerabilities. It was earlier hours, now minutes, sometimes even seconds.”
Agarwal spoke with theCUBE’s Dave Vellante and Rebecca Knight at Fal.Con, during an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. They discussed how Infosys and CrowdStrike work together through Project QuiltWorks and what changes when AI compresses the time between a vulnerability’s discovery and its exploitation. (* Disclosure below.)
