CrowdStrike expanded Project QuiltWorks across Europe on November 2, adding partners including Atos, BT, Computacenter, Deutsche Telekom Security, Orange Cyberdefense and Telefónica. The programme combines security data, AI-assisted assessment and partner-led remediation.
The expansion adds implementation partners
European participants will gain access to Falcon IQ to help prioritise findings and develop remediation plans. A new sales accreditation also provides a framework for partner enablement across the distribution channel.
Local delivery shapes the operating model
The expansion addresses the people and service capacity needed to act on technical findings. Regional partners contribute familiarity with customer environments, operating requirements and local data constraints.
Risk reduction needs customer evidence
The next evidence is completed customer work linking identified exposures to verified fixes. Partner counts and accreditation establish programme reach, while remediation throughput and results establish its contribution to operational security.
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Sources & evidence
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