CrowdStrike's acquisitions: what it paid, per SEC filings

CrowdStrike has been buying companies to grow its Falcon platform beyond endpoint protection, into cloud, data, application, identity and browser security. Below is the price CrowdStrike reported for each deal in its SEC filings (10-Q/10-K acquisition notes). These figures are often lower than the prices reported in the press when the deals were announced.

Sep 28, 2023: Bionic (Bionic Stork Ltd.), $239.7M Application security posture management (ASPM). $239.0M cash net of $25.7M cash acquired, plus $0.7M replacement equity awards. Earlier press figure: $350M. SEC filing

Mar 26, 2024: Flow Security, $96.9M Data security posture management (DSPM). $96.4M cash net of $0.8M cash acquired, plus $0.5M replacement equity awards. SEC filing

Nov 20, 2024: Adaptive Shield, $214.4M $213.7M cash net of $13.7M cash acquired, plus $0.7M replacement equity awards. Earlier press figure: $300M. SEC filing

Sep 12, 2025: Onum, $254.7M $252.7M cash net of $15.2M cash acquired, plus $2.0M replacement equity awards. Earlier press figure: ~$290M. SEC filing

Sep 26, 2025: Pangea Cyber, $222.7M $212.1M cash net of $9.4M cash acquired, plus $0.3M replacement equity awards and $10.3M replacement liability awards. Earlier press figure: ~$260M. SEC filing

Feb 3, 2026: Seraphic Security, $379.3M Browser security: protects standard enterprise browsers against phishing, malicious extensions and data leakage. CrowdStrike bought the remaining 90.6% (Falcon Funds already held 9.4%). $327.5M cash net of $1.1M cash acquired, $13.7M replacement equity awards and a $38.1M remeasured prior stake. Reported at ~$420M at announcement. SEC filing

Feb 20, 2026: SGNL, $637.1M Identity security: "continuous identity" technology that evaluates access in real time for human users, machines and AI agents, building on CrowdStrike's 2020 Preempt Security deal. $627.9M cash net of $9.4M cash acquired, plus $9.2M replacement equity awards. Valued at $740M at announcement. SEC filing

Context SGNL and Seraphic were announced within a week of each other in January 2026, together reported at nearly $1.2B. Both teams joined CrowdStrike and their technology is being integrated into Falcon. CrowdStrike said the goal was to add capabilities, not to restructure, as it keeps investing in automation and AI-driven security.

Sources CrowdStrike SEC filings: filing (2024), filing (2025), filing (2026)
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