CrowdStrike has announced the launch of Project QuiltWorks, a coalition aimed at addressing vulnerabilities in production code identified by advanced AI models. The initiative involves collaboration with organisations including Accenture, EY, IBM Cybersecurity Services, Kroll, OpenAI, and others, and is intended to help organisations assess exposure to these types of security risks.
To support this, CrowdStrike has introduced the Frontier AI Readiness and Resilience Service, which provides ongoing engagements for customers. The initiative combines capabilities from systems integrators and AI models developed by OpenAI and Anthropic. It includes services such as assessments, board-level risk reporting, and guided remediation.
Project QuiltWorks combines CrowdStrike’s AI-based vulnerability discovery capabilities with remediation expertise from systems integrators and AI specialists. The CrowdStrike Falcon platform processes trillions of security events daily and prioritises vulnerabilities based on exploitability. The initiative is supported by a partner ecosystem of more than 10,000 certified professionals, aimed at enabling remediation at the code level within organisations.
AI models in this context can identify issues such as logic bugs, design flaws, and potential exploit paths that may not be detected by traditional scanning tools or manual reviews. These findings can reduce the time between vulnerability discovery and potential exploitation. CrowdStrike’s resilience service aims to provide ongoing expert engagement, with Project QuiltWorks extending this approach across its partner ecosystem.
The coalition provides organisations with tools and services to assess and respond to AI-identified risks:
Overall, Project QuiltWorks is a collaborative initiative focused on combining AI-based vulnerability detection with coordinated remediation efforts to support organisations in managing AI-related security risks.