At CrowdStrike, the cloud-native platform incorporates protection of workloads using AI-powered next-generation anti-virus engine and builds detection and response capabilities. CrowdStrike recently launched its identity threat protection and log management solutions, to offer a 360-threat protection experience to our customers.
Today every organisation has shifted or is in the process of shifting part of its workloads to the cloud and this journey will only accelerate in the future. At CrowdStrike, customers are encouraged to future-proof security investments, by adopting cloud-native technology, that can cover workloads, whether hosted on-premises, in private or public clouds.
The vendor’s threat intelligence and incident response services have been engaged throughout the year in responding to attacks related to ICS and OT environments
This ensures scalability and strong visibility into the organisation’s digital footprint, a key requirement in securing the modern enterprise. Remote work trends have accelerated adoption of collaboration tools and cloud solutions and rendered on-premises security such as firewalls and proxies less efficient.
CISOs responsible for OT environments can apply threat intelligence capabilities on top of their monitoring tools
The vendor’s threat intelligence and incident response services have been engaged throughout the year in responding to attacks related to ICS and OT environments. With everything that is happening in the world, CISOs responsible for OT environments can apply threat intelligence capabilities on top of their monitoring tools. Without proper sets of data such as strategic e-Crime and nation-state reports, relying merely on feeds of malicious IOCs, domains, URLs, will not be able to protect them from advanced cyberattacks.
The sheer number of vulnerabilities discovered last year in Microsoft software and the massive exploitation of vulnerabilities in SolarWinds software as well as the open-source library log4j2 have been a stark reminder that even the most secured environments can be penetrated via the Achille’s heel of software delivered through the IT supply chain.
CISOs are encouraged to invest in post-exploitation detection and response technologies
CISOs are encouraged to invest in post-exploitation detection and response technologies, as there is absolutely no way of being fully immune to supply chain exposure.
Relying merely on feeds of malicious IOCs, domains, URLs, will not be able to protect CISOs from advanced cyberattacks
CrowdStrike helps to uncover threat actor activity regardless of their entry point and we are in the best position to help our customers close the security gap, by applying next-generation detection technologies, layered with 24×7 threat hunting service that monitors and alerts for unusual activities, across endpoints and networks, with record speed.
CrowdStrike recently launched its identity threat protection and log management solutions, to offer a 360-threat protection experience to our customers.