Atos joins CrowdStrike’s Project QuiltWorks to advance sovereign AI adoption and secure frontier AI risk
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Atos said it joined CrowdStrike’s Project QuiltWorks, a collaboration focused on managing “frontier AI risk” while supporting sovereign AI deployments. The move adds Atos to a coalition centered on AI-driven vulnerability discovery, remediation services, and financial protection described in the partnership materials.
In the arrangement, Atos planned to expand its cybersecurity services portfolio and related capabilities in managed security services, cybersecurity governance, and sovereign digital environments by joining QuiltWorks. Atos said it would contribute services intended for regulated environments and align with European regulatory and sovereignty requirements.
Project QuiltWorks, according to the release, combines CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform and frontier models from OpenAI and Anthropic with “AI-driven vulnerability discovery” and adversary-informed prioritization. The coalition also includes remediation services from systems integrators and managed services providers and “financial protection” from leaders in the cyber insurance industry.
Atos said it would integrate QuiltWorks capabilities to support preparation, response, and continuous adaptation to AI-driven risk, with visibility into “AI-related exposures,” prioritization, remediation, and continuous protection against evolving threats. The release also included a statement from Günter Koinegg, global head of cybersecurity services, Atos: “Joining CrowdStrike’s QuiltWorks coalition marks an important milestone in our strategy to combine artificial intelligence and cybersecurity at scale. By bringing together advanced AI risk management capabilities with our expertise in sovereign digital environments, we enable our clients to adopt AI securely, with full control over their data and compliance with regulatory frameworks.” Daniel Bernard, chief business officer, CrowdStrike, said: “We are pleased to welcome Atos to QuiltWorks, the only coalition that secures every layer of frontier AI risk. Their track record with CrowdStrike and strong expertise in cybersecurity services and sovereign environments will extend the coalition’s reach in the European market as QuiltWorks continues to expand across every sector and organization worldwide.”
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