CrowdStrike Falcon Insight XDR correlates native and third-party cross-domain telemetry to deliver high-confidence detections that would be invisible to siloed solutions.

Malicious actors leverage a technique called typosquatting to trick users into believing a falsified domain is legitimate. The fake domain can be used to trick users into visiting malicious site or trusting an email that they have received. CrowdStrike Falcon Intelligence Recon provides the ability to monitor for when key terms are identified in newly created or changed domains. This can be used to monitor brands or identify when a fraudulent domain is being used.

In this video, we will demonstrate the power of the automated threat intelligence available with Falcon Intelligence. Having sandbox analysis available directly in the CrowdStrike UI provides security teams with more context to make security decisions while also making them more efficient and effective given their limited time and resources.

Get an inside look into how CrowdStrike’s industry-leading technology, intelligence and expertise detects and stops the most advanced attacks.

CrowdStrike combines human and machine intelligence to uncover new threats and enable high fidelity detections. Machine learning is implemented across the process lifecycle in the CrowdStrike platform. In this demonstration we will dive into how machine learning is used and how it can benefit your organization’s security.

CrowdStrike Falcon Fusion is an extensible framework built on the Falcon Platform that allows the orchestration and automation of complex workflows. These workflows can be used to simplify tasks, accelerate response time, and save valuable time for security teams. Falcon Fusion is included in the Falcon platform and available to all customers. Available in console now are Falcon Fusion playbooks. Playbooks are pre-built workflow templates centered around common use cases.

As organizations move data and infrastructure into the cloud, they open themselves up to new and novel cyber threats, often without realizing it. In this Fal.Con 2022 session, Duke McDonald, Strategic Threat Advisor, CrowdStrike, explains how to not only highlight threats in the cloud based on real adversary tactics and attacks, but also how to meaningfully address these risks.

In the last two years, the shift to cloud adoption has only accelerated. This rapid shift has reinforced the profound importance of protecting IT assets from the latest cyber threats. AWS and CrowdStrike are working together to provide joint solutions for wherever you are in your cloud journey. From migrating VMware-based workloads in a lift or shift fashion or completely modernizing your infrastructure with microservices and containers, AWS and CrowdStrike have a solution to help you innovate and secure your infrastructure.

As businesses move their applications, workloads and critical data to the cloud, it becomes more important to rethink how to protect those resources and how to manage those protections. Unfortunately, organizations race to adopt cloud workload protection tooling without considering the bigger picture of how all cloud security controls must work together across all layers of their technology stack, especially the application layer. As a result, they often end up with different security solutions and controls working in silos, which leads to a lack of visibility, a lack of security consistency and security gaps.

CrowdStrike and Proofpoint have partnered to provide joint customers with an innovative approach to handling threats, offering enhanced security postures from email to the device itself. CrowdStrike and Proofpoint are focused on the shared vision of protecting people and their devices from today’s most sophisticated threats.