The companies will integrate CrowdStrike Falcon Guardian with HCLTech’s AI Security and Resilience services as enterprises increase their use of AI applications, models and agents. The expanded partnership focuses on addressing security risks across AI systems, identities and data.
AI Security And Enterprise Risk
The collaboration brings CrowdStrike’s AI Detection and Response capabilities into HCLTech’s cybersecurity advisory, AI governance, implementation and managed services. These services are delivered through HCLTech’s Cybersecurity Fusion Centers.
The companies said the expanded approach will help organizations improve visibility into AI-related threats and manage risks as AI becomes part of wider enterprise operations.
Building On Existing Cybersecurity Services
The partnership builds on Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) services launched by the two companies in March 2026. The latest expansion adds AI security capabilities to the broader security operations framework.
HCLTech will combine Falcon Guardian with its TRiBe framework for AI trust, risk governance and resilience, along with its VERITY Frontier AI Resilience operating model. The model focuses on identifying, validating and mitigating exploitable cyber exposure across hybrid IT environments.
Focus On AI-Powered Threats
The companies are also addressing the growing security challenge created by the use of AI in cyberattacks and the risks within AI systems deployed by enterprises.
CrowdStrike Chief Business Officer Daniel Bernard said the partnership aims to provide protection across the AI attack surface, while HCLTech EVP and Global Head of Cybersecurity Amit Jain said enterprises need to manage both AI-powered threats and risks within their own AI deployments.
