Identity security pioneer Veza has announced new enhancements to its integration with endpoint protector CrowdStrike. The enhanced Veza and CrowdStrike integration gives security teams unified visibility into identities, access entitlements, and device posture, enabling them to proactively reduce breach risk, automate threat hunting, and accelerate threat response.”
“CISOs and CIOs face unprecedented challenges with highly sensitive data distributed across hundreds of cloud services and on-premise systems that thousands of users and machine identities can access,” said Tarun Thakur, Veza’s Co-Founder and CEO. “When you’re dealing with a potential breach, it’s mission-critical to understand identity access immediately. Veza gives security and identity teams complete control of all identities and permissions at the most granular level across SaaS apps, on-premise apps, custom-built apps, databases, and cloud infrastructure. We’re excited to integrate with CrowdStrike, the leading AI-native cybersecurity platform, arming customers with the intelligence they need to stop breaches.”
Today’s attackers increasingly exploit compromised identities and excessive access as their primary entry points. According to CrowdStrike’s 2025 Threat Report, “Every breach starts with initial access, and identity-based attacks are among the most effective entry methods.”
Traditional security tools often detect suspicious activity but lack the context of what an identity can actually do once compromised. Identity governance solutions rarely incorporate endpoint posture or real-time risk signals, allowing dormant permissions, toxic role combinations, and privilege creep to persist unnoticed.
The enhanced Veza and CrowdStrike integration has a way to combat this.
“It combines CrowdStrike Falcon endpoint telemetry and identity protection alerts with Veza’s Access Intelligence, delivering a single source of truth for “who has access to what” and “what can they actually do right now?,” said Shalabh Mohan, Chief Product Officer of Veza. “This joint capability helps organizations neutralize identity-driven threats by enabling smarter and faster decisions across SaaS, cloud, and on-premise environments. Importantly, Falcon can surface non-human identities (NHIs) as well. Veza extends that by surfacing permissions for both human and NHIs alike, using Falcon telemetry to ensure organizations can secure every identity in play.”
The Veza and CrowdStrike integration delivers end-to-end identity and access visibility, linking user context, device posture, and entitlements to sensitive data. This is more than risk scoring. It’s a complete approach to identity threat detection, containment, and governance.
“Identity is the perimeter and it’s under constant attack,” Mohan said. “You can’t stop breaches if you don’t know who can access what. That’s why we’re proud to have CrowdStrike as both a customer and a partner. By fusing their endpoint telemetry with Veza’s access intelligence and identity risk scores, we’re giving security teams the power to reduce least privilege violations before they become full-blown incidents. This is how you move from reactive defense to preemptive control.”
A Veza and CrowdStrike Solution Brief on the expanded integration equips security teams with the insights to act confidently and swiftly. It leverages Falcon’s risk scoring in Veza for instant context on suspicious behavior. It visualizes effective access across the enterprise, and sees who can reach what, from SaaS apps to sensitive data stores. It also combines detection with automation –streamlining the threat response with Veza Actions.
You can also unify identity context from identity providers (IdPs), such as Okta, with CrowdStrike Falcon endpoint telemetry and Veza’s access intelligence to gain a complete picture of who has access to what, including high-risk users, NHIs, device posture, and access to sensitive data across cloud and on-prem systems. You can link Falcon identity risk scores with Veza access risk scores so SOC teams can instantly see the blast radius of compromised identities—human, machine, or AI agent—and respond with precision. You can also identify and remediate toxic permission combinations, privilege creep, dormant access, and privilege escalation by automatically tagging high-risk identities, triggering contextual workflows, and integrating with Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) playbooks and just-in-time remediation.
The Veza and CrowdStrike integration helps security engineering teams contain identity threats, map the blast radius of compromised accounts, and eliminate over-permissioned access. By combining endpoint risk signals with detailed access intelligence, organizations can make faster, better-informed access decisions, reduce their overall attack surface, and improve incident response.
“With the integration between Veza ISPM and CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform, Security Operation Center teams can instantly assess the blast radius of a compromised identity – whether human or non-human,” said Jonathan Sabatini, Chief Revenue Officer at Consortium. “This is an exciting solution that brings immediate value to our existing customers.”