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SGNL

SGNL

Acquired by CrowdStrike
1 product11+ features

Company Info

Headquarters
United States
Founded
2021
Status
Ma Subsidiary

About

SGNL is a privately-held company founded in 2021 by Erik Gustavson and Scott Kriz. It develops an authorization platform designed to dynamically manage access to sensitive data. The company's platform aims to eliminate over-permissions and unused permissions by using attribute-based access control, reducing complexity and improving decision-making. SGNL enables enterprises to secure access to sensitive information and ensure the trust of their customers and users. SGNL offers an integrated access service for organizations to have a single pane to manage authorization based on role, context, and justification, remediate authorization requests, and prevent anomalous user behavior through modeling expected user behavior across applications. SGNL has entered a definitive agreement to be acquired by CrowdStrike.

Est Employees

19+

Total headcount

Est Followers

7.3k+

22

Social media followers

Growth Score

+14

Stable

Heat Score

-26

Cooling

Merger & Acquisition

Acquisitions

No acquisitions recorded.

Acquired by

CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity provider, is acquiring identity security startup SGNL for approximately $740 million. Announced January 8, 2026, with an expected close in Q1 2027, the acquisition aims to bolster CrowdStrike's Falcon platform against AI cyberattacks by enhancing identity access management and real-time risk capabilities. This strategic move strengthens CrowdStrike's market position in AI-driven cybersecurity. SGNL will be integrated to improve human and AI identity protection for customers. This is a pending acquisition.

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