CrowdStrike (CRWD) shares fell 5.53% to $190.48 as the cybersecurity company outlined plans for its Fal.Con 2026 conference. The event will feature more than 150 ecosystem sponsors, including AWS, Nvidia, OpenAI, Google Cloud, and Intel. CrowdStrike expects over 10,000 attendees from 4,000 organizations across 71 countries.
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CrowdStrike said Fal.Con 2026 will feature its largest sponsor lineup since the cybersecurity conference began. Major technology companies will support the event across several sponsorship levels and partner programs. These companies include Amazon Web Services, Dell Technologies, Horizon3, Intel, and OpenAI.
Anthropic, ExtraHop, JetStream Security, and Rubrik will participate as premier sponsors during the conference. Meanwhile, Nvidia, Google Cloud, EY US, Kroll, Mimecast, Okta, and Zscaler will join as diamond sponsors. The lineup also includes Accenture, Deloitte, Fortinet, Netskope, Vanta, and several other enterprise technology providers.
CrowdStrike has built Fal.Con around its Falcon security platform and its broader partner ecosystem. Therefore, the expanded sponsorship list shows the growing scale of its relationships across cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure. The conference will also bring consulting firms, hardware companies, software providers, and security specialists into one event.
AWS, OpenAI, Dell Technologies, Horizon3, and Intel will serve as pinnacle sponsors at Fal.Con 2026. Nvidia will participate alongside Google Cloud and several cybersecurity companies at the diamond sponsorship level. Consequently, the event will connect CrowdStrike with several leading cloud, computing, and enterprise technology providers.
The partnership structure extends beyond headline sponsors and includes platinum, gold, silver, and pavilion participants. Platinum sponsors include Accenture, Commvault, Corelight, Deloitte, Fortinet, Netskope, Tines, and Vanta. Gold sponsors include IBM, Qualcomm, CoreWeave, Proofpoint, Cognizant, Wipro, and several security technology companies.
CrowdStrike also added smaller companies through its Innovator Pavilion and Latin America Partner Pavilion. These groups broaden the conference beyond established enterprise technology companies and major cybersecurity vendors. As a result, Fal.Con will represent a wide range of security products, infrastructure providers, and service partners.
Fal.Con 2026 will begin August 31 with CrowdStrike’s Global Partner Summit in Las Vegas. The company will then run three days of partner sessions, presentations, and activities across the conference venue. CrowdStrike expects the event to attract more than 10,000 people from 4,000 organizations.
The company said participants will travel from 71 countries for the sold-out cybersecurity conference. Fal.Con will include sessions through its partner theatre, conference hub, and dedicated breakout programs. These sessions will focus on enterprise security, platform integration, customer deployments, and technology partnerships.
CrowdStrike will also provide a digital option for people unable to attend the Las Vegas event. Registered participants can access keynote livestreams during the conference and more than 100 sessions afterward. CrowdStrike will also stream the event’s keynote presentations through its official YouTube channel.
The conference continues CrowdStrike’s effort to expand the Falcon platform through technology and distribution partnerships. Fal.Con has grown alongside the company’s push into cloud security, identity protection, endpoint security, and enterprise security operations. Therefore, the 2026 sponsor roster highlights the scale of CrowdStrike’s broader commercial ecosystem.
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