CrowdStrike is expanding its AI security footprint by acquiring Fiddler AI for roughly $400 million and Dreadnode for about $95 million.
Fiddler AI brings enterprise AI agent observability into the Falcon platform, while Dreadnode contributes automated security testing for AI models and applications.
Specifically, CrowdStrike will spend about $400 million to acquire Fiddler AI, which was founded in 2018 and has raised about $99 million in funding to date. Fiddler AI creates software for monitoring artificial intelligence programs within enterprises, and its technology will be integrated into CrowdStrike’s platform called Falcon Observe.
The company will also spend about $95 million to acquire Dreadnode, which was founded in 2023 and has raised $14 million so far. Dreadnode helps companies automate security testing to identify issues in AI models, applications and programs before they go live. Its technology will be integrated into the Falcon Guardian product.
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