CrowdStrike is widening its tie-up with Amazon Web Services, pushing its QuiltWorks AI risk framework and Falcon security tools deeper into services like Amazon Bedrock and making more of Falcon available through AWS Marketplace. As more companies build AI inside cloud platforms, cybersecurity is shifting from protecting stored data to monitoring what models and “agents” do while they run. CrowdStrike says its Project QuiltWorks framework, built with Amazon Web Services (AWS), is being extended to help customers spot and reduce these AI-related risks across their AWS workloads. CrowdStrike is plugging Falcon into more AWS services, including Amazon Bedrock, so security teams can detect suspicious behavior closer to where AI apps are developed and deployed. By adding 30-day trials, prebuilt Quick Start connectors, and cross-region networking support through AWS PrivateLink in AWS Marketplace, CrowdStrike is trying to make procurement and rollout feel more like “turn it on” than a months-long integration project. CrowdStrike’s 30-day Falcon trials on AWS Marketplace could shorten sales cycles, and selling through AWS Marketplace can reduce procurement hurdles.