HCLTech and CrowdStrike Enhance AI Security Partnership
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- •HCLTech and CrowdStrike expand partnership to enhance AI security.
- •Integration of Falcon Guardian with HCLTech's cybersecurity services.
- •Focus on continuous risk management and visibility across enterprise environments.
On September 14, 2026, HCLTech and CrowdStrike announced an expansion of their partnership to enhance AI security and resilience. This collaboration integrates CrowdStrike Falcon® Guardian with HCLTech’s AI Security and Resilience services, focusing on securing AI applications and data. The partnership builds on the Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) services launched in March 2026, which aim to provide continuous visibility and risk management across various enterprise environments. The integration combines CrowdStrike's AI Detection and Response capabilities with HCLTech's TRiBe framework for AI governance. This initiative addresses the growing risks associated with AI technologies, including the potential for AI-driven cyber threats. The companies emphasize the need for organizations to secure their AI systems while defending against AI-powered attacks. The partnership aims to bolster operational resilience and business confidence as enterprises scale their AI operations.
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