Corelight, a provider of open network detection and response (NDR), has announced it has expanded its partnership with CrowdStrike, a supplier of cloud-delivered protection of endpoints, cloud workloads, identity and data.

Under the agreement, CrowdStrike will have the ability to deploy Corelight NDR technology in customer engagements when delivering incident response, compromise assessment and network security monitoring services.

“We are honored to enter into this expanded partnership with CrowdStrike, a brand that’s trusted and respected throughout the security space,” said Brian Dye, CEO of Corelight. “We share a passion for using evidence to help customers find and disrupt advanced attacks and we are excited about delivering this benefit to customers.”

CrowdStrike services will have the ability to leverage Corelight‘s NDR solution to enhance visibility, accelerate investigations, expand threat hunting and understand the mechanism of advanced attacks across the full spectrum of endpoints, cloud platforms and the network – including unmanaged devices.

According to the companies, CrowdStrike services delivers industry-leading incident response, technical assessments, training and advisory services that help organizations prepare to defend against advanced threats, respond to widespread attacks and enhance cybersecurity practices and controls. 

Harnessing the power of the CrowdStrike Security Cloud and the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, services help protect critical areas of enterprise risk and hunt for threats using adversary-focused cyber-threat intelligence to identify, track and prevent attacks from impacting business and brand.

“Corelight is a natural and highly complementary technology partner,” said Thomas Etheridge, Chief Global Professional Services Officer at CrowdStrike.

“Better security outcomes require world-class and timely data. Because Corelight also seamlessly integrates with a range of CrowdStrike products, including CrowdStrike Falcon XDR and CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale, our mutual customers can hunt for unknown attacks, close visibility gaps and even disrupt future threats faster by seeing everything that matters on the network – including unmanaged endpoints and IoT devices,” added Dye.