NETbuilder is one of 10 partners CrowdStrike has chosen to bring Project QuiltWorks to the US and Canada, helping organizations close the gap between finding AI-era risk and fixing it
Frontier AI has changed the arithmetic of security. Models can now find weaknesses in an environment far faster than a human team can work through them, and the backlog that creates is a risk in itself. Discovery has sped up. Remediation has not kept pace. Closing that gap is the goal of Project QuiltWorks, and NETbuilder is now part of it.
On September 10, 2026, CrowdStrike announced that Project QuiltWorks is going regional for the first time, starting with North America. A group of 10 partners, NETbuilder among them, will now deliver frontier AI readiness and remediation services to customers across the US and Canada. It is a proud moment for the NETbuilder team, and an honor to be working alongside the industry’s best.
Why the Program Exists
CrowdStrike built Project QuiltWorks on a plain observation: no single company can secure the AI era alone. So the program stitches together several kinds of capability, each from a specialist in its field.
CrowdStrike contributes AI-driven vulnerability discovery and prioritization informed by how adversaries actually behave, running on frontier models from OpenAI and Anthropic alongside NVIDIA's open Nemotron models. Amazon Web Services (AWS) supplies hardened cloud infrastructure. Leaders in cyber insurance add a layer of financial protection. And partners like NETbuilder take the findings and do something about them.
Two pieces of the CrowdStrike Falcon platform hold this together. Falcon Next-Gen SIEM now ingests more third-party security data than before, which widens what QuiltWorks can see inside a customer's environment. Falcon IQ then converts what it finds into attack narratives, investment priorities, and remediation roadmaps, and gives partners a way to apply their expertise across many customers at once rather than one engagement at a time.
Why Regional, and Why Now
QuiltWorks has been growing worldwide across technology, services, cloud infrastructure, and cyber insurance. The next step for CrowdStrike is to put partners with real local knowledge in front of the customers who need them, because every market has its own pressures and its own way of working.
"QuiltWorks is scaling globally. Now we're bringing that scale closer to customers," said Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer at CrowdStrike. "The Crowd is our advantage."
That last line captures the spirit of the whole initiative. The threat is collective, so the response has to be too.
Who Is in the North American Cohort
The North American cohort covers assessment, architecture, engineering, offensive security, managed detection and response (MDR), security operations, and remediation.
What it gives customers is capacity: more people who can act on a finding, more ways to rank what matters most, and specialist help that is closer to home.
"Being named in the first regional cohort of Project QuiltWorks is a proud moment for NETbuilder," says Sean Richardson, Group CEO, NETbuilder. "Frontier AI is changing how quickly risk can be found, and the organizations we work with need that speed of discovery matched by an equal capacity to act. Nobody solves this alone. Working alongside CrowdStrike as part of the QuiltWorks partnership gives our customers in the US and Canada a faster, clearer path from finding a problem to fixing it."
Talk to Us
If your organization is in the US or Canada and you want a clearer picture of where AI-era risk sits in your environment, and a practical route to dealing with it, NETbuilder would like to hear from you.
Contact a member of the team to find out how this expertise could work for you.
