The cybersecurity company has moved its AI Gateway tool into general availability, giving corporations a central interface to inspect prompts and enforce security policies for AI agents across managed and unmanaged devices. As part of an expansion of its Falcon Guardian suite, CrowdStrike also launched native security integrations for Amazon Bedrock and Anthropic’s Claude Cowork, enabling enterprises to monitor autonomous agent activity and block prompt injection attacks without deploying separate software.

These product updates follow CrowdStrike’s agreement to acquire security startups Fiddler AI and Dreadnode for a combined $495M in cash and stock. The acquisitions, which are expected to close in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2027, will add agent observability and automated vulnerability testing to the Falcon platform to detect hallucinations and behavioral drift in deployed AI models.

CrowdStrike is also scaling its cybersecurity presence through an expanded partnership with EY covering more than 20 member firms. Additionally, the firm introduced a new Falcon sensor for Amazon ECS Managed Instances to extend security coverage as containerized environments scale.