CrowdStrike and KPMG Expand Alliance to Modernize Cybersecurity Services with AI-Powered Solutions
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CrowdStrike and KPMG Expand Alliance to Modernize Cybersecurity Services with AI-Powered Solutions

AUSTIN, Texas — On September 22, 2025, CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD) announced an expansion of its long-standing partnership with KPMG LLP, a globally recognized professional services firm. This development aims to accelerate the transformation of security operations centers (SOCs) for clients worldwide by leveraging the CrowdStrike Falcon® platform, with KPMG integrating Falcon® Next-Gen SIEM and adopting the Engagement Licensing Program (ELP) into its cybersecurity service offerings.

The collaboration is intended to help organizations modernize their cybersecurity strategies amidst an increasingly complex threat landscape. With adversaries increasingly weaponizing artificial intelligence to execute sophisticated attacks at machine speed, legacy security systems are struggling to keep pace. By embracing the Falcon platform, KPMG intends to provide both new advisory and managed security services, helping clients enhance automation, upskill security teams, drive efficiencies, and reduce costs.

According to CrowdStrike, the Falcon Next-Gen SIEM is engineered to deliver increased operational speed and efficiency, offering up to 80 percent lower operational costs and 150 percent faster search capabilities when compared to traditional SIEM platforms. This cloud-native system emphasizes real-time detection and response, providing unified visibility across endpoints, cloud, identity, and data assets. KPMG, now an approved Next-Gen SIEM implementation partner, can thus help clients accelerate the transition away from outdated systems.

The alliance is designed to combine digital identity management with advanced cyber risk management focused on vulnerable areas and threat detection. CrowdStrike’s chief business officer emphasized, “CrowdStrike is the engine powering the modern SOC. By collaborating on and expanding adoption of the Falcon platform, KPMG’s clients can modernize security operations that are efficient and built to stop breaches.”

KPMG echoed this sentiment, expressing enthusiasm for the partnership’s potential to streamline operations and elevate cyber protection. Jason Haward-Grau, principal cybersecurity at KPMG LLP, stated, “This alliance empowers organizations to elevate protection and streamline operations through advanced AI and automation, simplifying the journey through today’s complex cyber threat landscape.” For clients, this means faster deployment, improved integration with existing systems, enhanced data protection, and immediate threat response.

The extended collaboration reflects a broader industry trend toward adopting cloud-based and AI-powered solutions to combat the growing sophistication of cyber threats. As organizations look for ways to modernize their security infrastructure, partnerships like this can play a pivotal role in enabling adaptive, resilient, and proactive defenses.

About CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD):
CrowdStrike remains a global leader in cybersecurity solutions, leveraging threat indicators, adversary tradecraft analytics, and enriched telemetry to deliver automated protection and elite threat hunting. The company’s stock, trading under the symbol CRWD on the NASDAQ, is currently priced at $493.14, down $9.55 (-0.02%) from the previous session's close. The latest open price registered at $495.70, with an intraday trading volume of 3,875,367 shares. The trading day saw a high of $500.19 and a low of $486.45, according to the latest trade reports at 00:15 UTC on Tuesday, September 23.

For further details about the partnership and new offerings, stakeholders can find more information via CrowdStrike’s press releases.