Armadin Partners with CrowdStrike to Counter AI Hyperattacks
PALO ALTO, Calif., April 30, 2026 — Armadin and CrowdStrike have announced a strategic partnership to defend enterprises from AI hyperattacks, according to a press release. The collaboration integrates Armadin’s AI attacker technology with CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform to deliver continuous offensive testing and automated defense improvements.
The integration allows Armadin’s AI agents to simulate safe and continuous attacks across enterprise infrastructure, identity, and endpoints. Findings from these tests feed into CrowdStrike’s Falcon ecosystem, where vulnerabilities are prioritized and remediated. The joint solution will be part of CrowdStrike’s Project QuiltWorks, an industry coalition aiming to close the AI vulnerability gap across organizations.
The combined offering, called Armadin Red, will be available through Project QuiltWorks, CrowdStrike’s global field organization, and its network of global system integrators. Organizations can now register for an AI readiness assessment to evaluate their exposure and resilience.
Armadin’s CEO Kevin Mandia stated that the company’s platform was designed to address the reduced exploit window caused by frontier AI models. CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz added that the integration provides continuous, evidence-based visibility into enterprise exposure, enabling faster and more autonomous defensive action.
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