Deloitte India expands CrowdStrike partnership to offer managed security services

The alliance combines CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform with Deloitte’s cybersecurity consulting and transformation capabilities to help enterprises consolidate security operations.

Deloitte India has expanded its partnership with CrowdStrike to offer the company’s Falcon cybersecurity platform alongside consulting, transformation and managed security services to organisations in India.

The partnership brings CrowdStrike’s AI-native Falcon platform into Deloitte India’s cybersecurity portfolio, with the two companies targeting organisations looking to consolidate security tools and modernise their security operations.

Deloitte India will help customers deploy the Falcon platform within their existing technology environments and provide consulting and transformation services around the deployment.

It will also provide managed security services, allowing customers to use Deloitte’s cybersecurity capabilities beyond the initial implementation.

The combined offering will give organisations cross-domain visibility, improve threat detection and response, and reduce the cost and complexity associated with managing multiple security products.

Enterprises face faster-moving cyber threats, with CrowdStrike’s 2026 Global Threat Report reporting an average eCrime breakout time of 29 minutes. The fastest observed breakout in the report was 27 seconds.

For Deloitte, the partnership expands its ability to combine cybersecurity technology with services around implementation and ongoing security operations.

Deloitte expands services around CrowdStrike Falcon

Deloitte India will use Falcon to help customers address threats including AI-driven attacks, identity-based intrusions and sophisticated social engineering, according to the company.

“India’s digital transformation requires cyber resilience at its core. Through our partnership with CrowdStrike, we are delivering the powerful combination of the Falcon platform and Deloitte’s cyber transformation and managed security services to help organisations detect and stop advanced threats such as AI-driven attacks, identity-based intrusions, and sophisticated social engineering,” said Anand Tiwari, Partner, Deloitte India.

“Together, we are enabling organisations to modernise security operations, strengthen cyber resilience, and accelerate digital transformation with confidence,” he added.

CrowdStrike said the partnership addresses the growing challenge of fragmented security environments.

“Security teams can no longer afford the cost and complexity of managing disconnected technologies,” said Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer, CrowdStrike.

“By combining the Falcon platform with Deloitte India's cybersecurity expertise and managed services, we're helping organisations modernise security operations, consolidate security tools, and achieve better security outcomes,” he added.

The partnership therefore extends beyond platform access, with Deloitte taking responsibility for consulting, transformation and managed security services around the technology.

There is a growing role of services in cybersecurity engagements, as enterprises look to consolidate security platforms while relying on partners for deployment, integration and ongoing operations.

Deloitte and CrowdStrike are positioning the combined offering as a way for organisations to simplify their security environments while improving their ability to detect and respond to threats at scale.