CoreWeave has expanded its partnership with CrowdStrike to embed enterprise cybersecurity protection into its AI cloud infrastructure, targeting growing threats against production AI workloads, GPU clusters and sensitive intellectual property.
The agreement will make CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform available to CoreWeave customers operating mission-critical AI applications, combining automated threat detection with continuous monitoring and managed security services.
The move reflects mounting cybersecurity concerns as enterprises shift AI systems from experimentation into production environments handling commercially sensitive data and critical operations.
Under the agreement, Falcon Cloud Security will provide real-time visibility and threat protection across cloud workloads, containers and GPU clusters. CrowdStrike’s Falcon Adversary OverWatch service will deliver round-the-clock threat hunting, while Falcon Complete Cloud Security will provide managed detection, investigation, containment and remediation.
Customers will also receive access to CrowdStrike Elite Support for specialist security assistance.
“Production AI is becoming mission-critical and adversaries know it,” said Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer, CrowdStrike.
Jon Jones, Chief Revenue Officer at CoreWeave, said the integration would strengthen security for customers deploying increasingly demanding AI applications.
The companies are also collaborating on SafeMind training and inference, extending their relationship beyond conventional cloud protection.
The partnership highlights an emerging competitive battleground among AI infrastructure providers, where cybersecurity capabilities are becoming increasingly important alongside computing performance and scalability.
Neither company disclosed financial terms, customer adoption targets or deployment timelines for the expanded offering.
