The move comes as enterprises accelerate AI adoption and face new risks from adversarial attacks on prompts, agents, and applications. George Kurtz, CrowdStrike co-founder and chief executive officer, said the acquisition would help organizations manage risk as AI adoption accelerates. Gives organizations oversight of how AI tools are used, with policies to monitor conversations, flag risky activity, and enforce compliance. AI security in a shifting landscapeCrowdStrike’s announcement reflects a broader cybersecurity industry push to address the expanding attack surface created by AI adoption. The acquisition also signals a consolidation trend, where established security vendors absorb specialized AI security firms to stay ahead of evolving threats.