CrowdStrike Falcon AIDR is an AI Detection and Response solution for securing enterprise AI usage and activity. It helps organizations detect, monitor, and respond to AI-related security risks.
CrowdStrike Falcon AIDR is an enterprise cybersecurity platform that detects and blocks AI-specific threats like prompt injection, sensitive data leakage, and rogue agent activity in real time, with Enterprise pricing available via the Falcon platform and a 15-day free trial. It is built for security teams, CISOs, and AI governance leaders at mid-market and large enterprises adopting generative AI and agentic workflows.
AIDR extends CrowdStrike's lineage in EDR, MDR, and CDR to a brand-new attack surface: the prompts, models, agents, and MCP servers employees and engineers are deploying across the organization. Per CrowdStrike's internal benchmark testing, the engine delivers up to 99% detection efficacy against prompt attacks at sub-30ms latency, inspecting both inputs and outputs (including invisible attacks embedded in text or images), redacting sensitive data, and blocking exfiltration of credentials or regulated data before it reaches an external model. The product maps relationships between users, prompts, models, agents, and MCP servers and stores full prompt-and-response runtime logs for compliance, investigation, and continuous monitoring. Customer references include Grand Canyon Education, Deskpro, and The Francis Crick Institute.
The context behind the product is reflected in the CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report, which cites an 89% increase in attacks by AI-enabled adversaries in 2025, alongside CrowdStrike's own taxonomy tracking 180+ prompt injection techniques. The vendor also references industry data showing 62% of organizations are testing or scaling AI agents, 45% of employees use AI tools without IT's knowledge, and 61% of orgs with AI governance policies cannot enforce them. Based on our analysis of 870+ AI tools, AIDR sits in a small but growing AI-security cohort: compared with horizontal data-loss-prevention products and standalone LLM firewalls, it is differentiated by being delivered through the existing single-agent Falcon platform, which makes it most attractive to organizations that already own Falcon and want guardrails, governance, and runtime telemetry without a separate deployment.
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AIDR inspects every input and output passing through monitored AI interactions and blocks prompt injection, jailbreaks, and invisible attacks hidden inside text or images. CrowdStrike reports up to 99% detection efficacy at sub-30ms latency based on internal benchmark testing, drawing on its taxonomy of 180+ tracked prompt injection techniques.
The product maps relationships between users, prompts, models, agents, and MCP servers, giving security teams a single view of how AI is actually being used across the organization. Analysts can pivot on any field — user, model version, agent, prompt content — to investigate related activity over time.
AIDR automatically identifies and blocks confidential information, including credentials and regulated data, before it is uploaded, shared, or processed by an external model or agent. Granular response actions like masking and encryption preserve workflow continuity instead of simply blocking the request, which addresses the common complaint that DLP breaks AI productivity.
Security teams can define which users, agents, tools, and models are allowed to interact and under what conditions, then enforce those policies automatically at runtime. CrowdStrike cites that 61% of organizations with AI governance policies cannot enforce them, and AIDR's role is to convert written policy into machine-speed enforcement.
AIDR captures comprehensive AI event logs including full prompt and response content, AI model versions, users, and metadata. These logs support compliance reporting, post-incident investigation, and validation of automated response actions, and they are queryable from the same Falcon console used by SOC analysts for endpoint, identity, and cloud telemetry.
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CrowdStrike's 2026 Global Threat Report (referenced on the AIDR page) reports an 89% increase in attacks by AI-enabled adversaries in 2025. The page also highlights a published Taxonomy of Prompt Injection Methods now tracking 180+ techniques, a new white paper 'Securing AI Where It Executes: The Endpoint Is the New Control Point for AI Agent Security,' an interactive 'AI Unlocked: Decoding Prompt Injection' challenge, and CrowdStrike's announced acquisition of Seraphic to extend protection to any browser at the point of access.
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