CrowdStrike to Acquire Fiddler AI and Dreadnode in Nearly $500M Deal

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CrowdStrike has announced plans to acquire two AI security startups, reportedly for nearly $500 million combined. The first, Fiddler AI, develops software for observing and monitoring AI agents. The second, Dreadnode, provides tools that help companies automate security testing of their AI systems. The deal reflects growing investment in securing AI agents as their adoption expands across industries. The article does not provide further details on the deal's closing timeline or terms.

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