What Companies Attended Fal.Con 2026?

Amazon Web Services provides cloud infrastructure, security, data, and AI services. AWS works with CrowdStrike across cloud workload protection and the broader security ecosystem supporting enterprise AI deployments.

Dell Technologies provides enterprise computing, storage, networking, endpoint, and AI infrastructure. Dell’s security ecosystem work connects enterprise hardware and infrastructure with technologies used to protect modern workloads.

Horizon3.ai develops autonomous penetration-testing technology. Its NodeZero platform helps organizations continuously identify exploitable attack paths and test whether security controls can stop real-world attacks.

Intel develops processors, accelerators, and computing technology for enterprise, cloud, edge, and AI environments. Security capabilities increasingly extend from hardware into protecting the infrastructure used to run enterprise AI.

OpenAI develops AI models and products used by consumers, developers, and enterprises. Its Fal.Con presence reflects the growing intersection between frontier AI infrastructure, AI agents, enterprise adoption, and cybersecurity.

Anthropic develops the Claude family of AI models and enterprise AI products. During Fal.Con 2026, CrowdStrike announced that the Falcon platform would become available through the Claude Marketplace, connecting AI-native cybersecurity with enterprise AI procurement. CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.

ExtraHop provides network detection and response technology. ExtraHop gives security teams visibility into network activity to identify suspicious behavior, investigate threats, and respond to attacks.

JetStream Security provides cybersecurity technology and services. Its participation places the company within the CrowdStrike partner ecosystem serving organizations modernizing security operations.

Rubrik provides data security, backup, recovery, and cyber-resilience technology. Rubrik helps organizations protect critical data and recover systems after ransomware, destructive attacks, and operational disruptions.

EY provides consulting, assurance, tax, and cybersecurity services. EY works with enterprises on cyber transformation, managed security, AI adoption, risk, and modernization of security operations.

Google Cloud provides cloud infrastructure, data platforms, cybersecurity, and enterprise AI services. At Fal.Con 2026, CrowdStrike expanded integrations across Google Cloud’s enterprise AI ecosystem and announced Falcon availability on Google Cloud infrastructure. CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.

Kroll provides cyber risk, incident response, investigations, and advisory services. Its security teams help enterprises prepare for, investigate, and recover from sophisticated cyber incidents.

Mimecast provides email, collaboration, and human-risk security. Mimecast helps organizations protect employees and communication channels against phishing, impersonation, malware, and other messaging threats.

NVIDIA develops GPUs, networking, AI software, and accelerated-computing infrastructure. Its Fal.Con participation reflects the increasing need to secure the infrastructure, models, and applications powering enterprise AI.

Okta provides identity and access-management technology. Okta helps enterprises manage authentication and access across employees, customers, applications, infrastructure, and increasingly machine identities.

Zscaler provides cloud-delivered Zero Trust and security technology. Its platform helps organizations secure users, applications, workloads, and data without relying on traditional network perimeters.

Abnormal AI provides behavioral security for email and identity environments. Its platform applies AI to detect phishing, account takeover, business email compromise, and socially engineered attacks.

Accenture provides consulting and technology services across cybersecurity, cloud, data, and AI. Its security practice helps large enterprises modernize defense programs and implement platforms such as CrowdStrike at scale.

Airlock Digital provides application-control and allowlisting technology. Airlock helps organizations restrict software execution and reduce the attack surface across endpoints and servers.

Commvault provides data protection, backup, recovery, and cyber-resilience technology. Its products help enterprises secure critical data and restore operations after ransomware and other disruptive incidents.

Corelight provides network detection and response technology built around network evidence. Corelight helps security teams investigate attacks and understand activity moving through enterprise networks.

Cribl provides security and observability data infrastructure. Cribl helps organizations route, transform, manage, and control large volumes of telemetry used by SIEM and security platforms.

Deloitte provides consulting, cybersecurity, risk, and technology services. Deloitte helps enterprises redesign security programs, modernize SOC operations, manage cyber risk, and deploy security technology.

Fortinet provides network, cloud, endpoint, application, and security-operations technology. Its portfolio spans firewalls, SASE, SD-WAN, threat intelligence, endpoint protection, and enterprise security infrastructure.

GuidePoint Security provides cybersecurity consulting and services. GuidePoint works with enterprises on security architecture, identity, cloud security, incident response, and technology implementation.

Island develops the enterprise browser. Its platform brings security, access controls, data protection, and policy enforcement directly into employees’ browser-based work.

Netskope provides SASE, cloud security, and Zero Trust technology. Netskope helps companies secure users, data, SaaS applications, web traffic, and cloud environments.

NinjaOne provides endpoint-management and IT-operations software. Its platform helps IT teams monitor, manage, automate, patch, and support distributed devices.

Tines provides workflow automation for security and IT teams. Tines helps organizations automate investigations, enrichment, incident response, ticketing, and repetitive SOC processes.

Vanta provides security compliance and trust-management software. Vanta helps companies monitor security controls, automate compliance work, manage risk, and demonstrate security posture to customers.

Cognizant provides IT, cloud, AI, and cybersecurity services. Its security work includes integrating CrowdStrike technology into managed cyber offerings and operational-technology security.

CoreWeave provides cloud infrastructure optimized for AI and accelerated computing. Its presence illustrates how cybersecurity is expanding into the infrastructure that trains and operates increasingly powerful AI systems.

F5 provides application delivery and security technology. F5 protects applications, APIs, networks, and cloud environments while helping enterprises manage availability and digital traffic.

IBM provides enterprise software, infrastructure, AI, consulting, and cybersecurity technology. Its security capabilities span threat management, identity, data, automation, and enterprise AI environments.

KnowBe4 provides human-risk management and security-awareness technology. KnowBe4 combines employee training, phishing simulation, and risk analysis to reduce social-engineering exposure.

Optiv provides cybersecurity consulting, integration, and managed services. Optiv helps organizations design security programs and operationalize technologies across cloud, identity, endpoint, data, and security operations.

Proofpoint provides email, data, cloud, and human-centric cybersecurity. Its technology helps protect employees and sensitive information from phishing, impersonation, data loss, and account compromise.

ReliaQuest provides security-operations technology through its GreyMatter platform. ReliaQuest combines security telemetry, detection, investigation, automation, and response across enterprise security tools.

SailPoint provides identity-security and governance technology. SailPoint helps enterprises manage access for employees, applications, workloads, and other digital identities.

Salt Security provides API security. Its platform helps organizations discover APIs, understand behavior, identify vulnerabilities, and detect attacks targeting application interfaces.

Saviynt provides identity governance and cloud-identity security. Saviynt helps organizations control access, manage privileged identities, and govern permissions across enterprise applications and infrastructure.

Torq provides AI-driven security automation. Torq helps SOC teams automate investigation and response workflows across their existing security technology stack.

Wipro provides IT, cloud, AI, and cybersecurity services. Its security offerings incorporate CrowdStrike technologies across managed security and AI-focused threat detection.

1Password provides identity security, password management, secrets management, and access technology. Its products help employees and developers securely access applications, credentials, infrastructure, and sensitive systems.

BeyondTrust provides privileged-access and identity-security technology. BeyondTrust helps organizations control high-risk access and reduce threats involving privileged users and credentials.

Cato Networks provides a cloud-native SASE platform. Cato combines networking and security to protect users, applications, branches, and cloud environments.

Claroty provides cybersecurity for cyber-physical systems and operational technology. Its technology helps industrial and critical-infrastructure organizations understand and protect connected assets.

Cohesity provides data security, backup, recovery, and cyber-resilience technology. Cohesity helps enterprises protect critical information and recover from ransomware and operational disruption.

Dataminr provides real-time event, risk, and threat intelligence. Dataminr analyzes public information to surface emerging events that can affect enterprise security and operations.

Dropzone AI develops AI agents for security operations. Its technology helps security teams investigate alerts and automate repetitive SOC analysis.

GreyNoise Intelligence provides internet threat intelligence. GreyNoise helps security teams distinguish targeted malicious activity from background internet scanning and noise.

NetSPI provides penetration testing and offensive-security services. Its platform helps enterprises continuously identify exploitable weaknesses across applications, cloud environments, networks, and attack surfaces.

Picus Security provides security-validation technology. Picus helps teams test whether security controls can detect and prevent real-world attack techniques.

Presidio provides IT solutions, cloud services, cybersecurity, and managed services. Its cybersecurity practice helps enterprises deploy and operate security platforms across complex environments.

Snowflake provides a cloud data platform for analytics, applications, and AI. During Fal.Con 2026, CrowdStrike announced a collaboration allowing customers to access the Falcon platform through Snowflake Marketplace. CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.

Salesforce provides CRM, data, automation, and enterprise AI software. CrowdStrike recognized Salesforce with its Global AI Impact Award during Fal.Con 2026. CrowdStrike.com

United Airlines is a global airline using large-scale digital and security infrastructure across customer and operational systems. It received CrowdStrike’s Global Platform Pioneer Award at Fal.Con 2026. CrowdStrike.com

Mondelēz International is a global food and consumer-goods company. CrowdStrike recognized the company with its Global Community Impact Award during Fal.Con 2026. CrowdStrike.com

Providence Health & Services operates a large healthcare network in the United States. It received CrowdStrike’s Global Transformation Award at Fal.Con 2026, highlighting enterprise cybersecurity transformation in healthcare. CrowdStrike.com

What is Fal.Con 2026?

Fal.Con 2026 was CrowdStrike’s flagship cybersecurity conference, held August 31–September 3 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. The event brought together cybersecurity vendors, CrowdStrike customers, technology partners, AI companies, researchers, and enterprise security teams. CrowdStrike.com

What companies attended Fal.Con 2026?

Companies represented around Fal.Con 2026 included AWS, Dell Technologies, Horizon3.ai, Intel, OpenAI, Anthropic, ExtraHop, Rubrik, EY, Google Cloud, Kroll, Mimecast, NVIDIA, Okta, Zscaler, Accenture, Fortinet, Netskope, IBM, Proofpoint, SailPoint, Wipro, Snowflake, and many others.

How many companies and organizations were at Fal.Con 2026?

Fal.Con 2026 brought together more than 10,000 attendees from 4,000 organizations across 71 countries, with more than 150 ecosystem sponsors participating in the conference. CrowdStrike.com

What types of companies were at Fal.Con 2026?

Fal.Con included cybersecurity vendors, AI companies, cloud providers, infrastructure companies, identity platforms, data-security vendors, managed security providers, consulting firms, technology distributors, and enterprise CrowdStrike customers.

What cybersecurity trends stood out at Fal.Con 2026?

Major themes included AI-native security, agentic SOC operations, securing enterprise AI, identity protection, cloud workload security, exposure management, automated threat investigation, security-data consolidation, and tighter integration between AI infrastructure and cybersecurity platforms.