CrowdStrike and CLEAR integrate CLEAR1 into the Falcon platform
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CrowdStrike and CLEAR stated they entered a strategic partnership to integrate CLEAR1, CLEAR’s secure identity platform, with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. The companies said the integration connects threat detection signals to person-based verification intended to support security decisions during unusual activity.
The announcement ties Falcon capabilities to CLEAR1 verification in response to what the release described as increased use of legitimate credentials and trusted access pathways. It said the integration was designed to verify the human behind valid account or recognized device activity and to incorporate that verification result alongside other security signals.
According to the release, CLEAR1 uses a multi-layered approach that captures biometrics and government-issued identification and verifies it against authoritative sources. It said integrations with Falcon capabilities, including Falcon Next-Gen SIEM and Charlotte Agentic SOAR, allow person-based verification to be incorporated into existing security workflows.
The release said the integration connects Falcon risk detection with CLEAR1’s person-based verification. It stated that when Falcon detects potential risk, it triggers CLEAR1 to verify the human in real time, and that the result is incorporated to inform whether activity should be allowed, investigated or blocked. The companies said the integration was available for existing CrowdStrike and CLEAR1 customers to begin activating.
“Identity is at the center of how organizations operate and how adversaries attack. Bringing CrowdStrike and CLEAR together gives customers a new way to put high-assurance person-based verification to work as part of their security strategy,” said Daniel Bernard, chief business officer at CrowdStrike. “This is what the Falcon platform is built for – bringing the best technology and intelligence together to help customers stop threats, reduce complexity, and move their businesses forward.”
“At CLEAR, we’ve spent more than 16 years building technology that helps establish confidence in a person—not just a credential, account or device,” said Brett Romanoff, EVP of CLEAR1. “Together with CrowdStrike, that verification is now available when security decisions are being made. By verifying the person when risk emerges, organizations can make more informed decisions while keeping trusted users moving.”
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