EY’s U.S. division selected CrowdStrike’s Falcon Next‑Gen SIEM as the core platform for its worldwide cybersecurity managed services, enabling real‑time threat detection, automated response, and AI‑driven analytics for clients across the globe.
The partnership gives EY clients faster incident response and deeper visibility into endpoint, cloud, and identity telemetry, and leverages Falcon’s 150‑times faster search capability to accelerate threat hunting and investigation.
CrowdStrike’s SIEM portfolio was expanded in May 2024 with new functions and Charlotte AI, and the company strengthened its real‑time data pipeline capabilities with the acquisition of Onum in March 2023 for $200 million. The new SIEM offers a lower total cost of ownership and faster search performance compared with legacy solutions.
CrowdStrike reported Q2 2025 revenue of $1.17 billion, up 21.4% year‑over‑year, and earnings per share of $0.93. FY 2024 revenue was $3.07 billion, 36% higher than FY 2023, and the company projected FY 2026 revenue of $3.98–$3.99 billion. The EY win is expected to accelerate adoption of Falcon modules and contribute to CrowdStrike’s growth trajectory.
EY’s global security operations center serves clients in 160 countries, and the partnership positions EY to modernize its managed services and help clients transition from legacy SIEMs to an AI‑native platform.
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