Overview
- The agreement, announced Jan. 8, is expected to close in the first quarter of CrowdStrike’s fiscal 2027.
- CrowdStrike plans to use SGNL to eliminate standing privileges and apply dynamic, real-time access decisions for human, machine, and AI agent identities across cloud and SaaS environments.
- The consideration will be paid mainly in cash with a portion in stock subject to vesting, and SGNL’s small team will join CrowdStrike.
- The company says adding SGNL features to Falcon should be relatively easy for existing customers after the deal closes.
- CrowdStrike frames the move as strengthening a fast-growing identity business that generated more than $435 million in annual recurring revenue as of Q2 fiscal 2026.