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CrowdStrike protects businesses from cyber threats with its cloud-native endpoint security solutions. Their main product, the Falcon platform, includes services like Falcon Pro, which replaces traditional antivirus with next-generation antivirus that uses threat intelligence for quick responses, Falcon Insight for detecting and investigating security incidents, and Falcon Device Control to manage connected devices and prevent unauthorized access. Unlike many competitors, CrowdStrike focuses on subscription-based services that cater to a wide range of clients, including major organizations in finance, healthcare, and energy. The company's goal is to provide effective cybersecurity solutions that help organizations stay safe from evolving cyber threats.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
$468M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2011
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Competitive Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Remote-friendly culture
Market leader in compensation and equity awards
Competitive vacation and flexible working arrangements
Comprehensive health benefits + 401k plan
Paid Parental Leave, including adoption
Wellness programs
Professional development and mentorship opportunities
Open offices have stocked kitchens, coffee, soda and treats
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn MoreAdversaries are unleashing new tradecraft to exploit any weakness they can find in endpoints, relying on generative AI (gen AI) to create new attack weapons of choice.What’s troubling is how fast their arsenals are growing. That’s evident in the speed and scale of phishing campaigns, deepfake videos, and social engineering attacks. Over 67% of phishing attacks relied on AI last year, and 61% of security leaders are seeing phishing campaigns created at scale with AI chatbots attacking their organizations. Deloitte predicts deep fake-related losses will soar to $40 billion by 2027, growing at a 32% compound annual growth rate.Cybersecurity teams who have successfully battled endpoint attacks tell VentureBeat it’s common for adversaries to perform reconnaissance months in advance of an attack to identify weaknesses in endpoints.All it takes is a quick phone call to the internal service desk for a password or MFA reset at the right time, and they’re in.Endpoints facing an onslaught of new AI-based attacksAdversaries are prioritizing and fast-tracking attacks on endpoints using every available source of automation to scale their efforts, with gen AI and machine learning (ML) being the core attack technologies of choice.Financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, distributors, and core businesses in complex supply chains are the primary targets. Creating chaos in a financial services supply chain is a ransomware multiplier.“Because of the nature of our business, we face some of the most advanced and persistent cyber threats out there,” Katherine Mowen, The Rate Companies’ SVP of information security, told VentureBeat in a recent interview
CrowdStrike will participate in the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos for the first time, addressing the growing importance of cybersecurity among global leaders.
Strategic alliance will drive platform consolidation to help improve the security posture for global enterprises across industriesTEANECK, N.J., Jan. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) and CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) today announced a strategic partnership to drive enterprise security transformation by delivering cybersecurity services, powered by the AI-native CrowdStrike Falcon® cybersecurity platform. Cognizant will work to enable organizations to streamline security operations and threat mitigation, consolidate fragmented legacy point products, reduce the complexity of managing cybersecurity programs, and strengthen cybersecurity posture, leveraging Falcon® Next-Gen SIEM and Falcon® Cloud Security .Organizations are continuously evolving their IT landscapes by adopting a variety of cloud services, including IaaS, SaaS, PaaS and CaaS1, which can expose them to a wider range of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. With a growing cybersecurity skills gap and an increasingly complex threat landscape, organizations need solutions that not only transform security operations but also consolidate point products to simplify their cybersecurity environments."Cognizant is committed to staying at the forefront of cybersecurity innovation," said Ravi Kumar S, CEO, Cognizant. "As the enterprise digital landscape evolves, it is crucial to leverage AI for cybersecurity and cloud-native security technologies to help stay ahead of threats and ensure the resilience of our clients' infrastructure. Our partnership with CrowdStrike is another important step we are taking to continue providing our clients with some of the most advanced and effective market-leading security solutions available."Over the past year, cloud exploitation cases have surged by 110%, while the speed and sophistication of cyberattacks continue to accelerate, with breakout times now measured in minutes
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Faced with increasingly sophisticated multi-domain attacks slipping through due to alert fatigue, high turnover and outdated tools, security leaders are embracing AI-native security operations centers (SOCs) as the future of defense.This year, attackers are setting new speed records for intrusions by capitalizing on the weaknesses of legacy systems designed for perimeter-only defenses and, worse, of trusted connections across networks.Attackers trimmed 17 minutes off their average eCrime intrusion activity time results over the last year and reduced the average breakout time for eCrime intrusions from 79 minutes to 62 minutes in just a year. The fastest observed breakout time was just two minutes and seven seconds.Attackers are combining generative AI, social engineering, interactive intrusion campaigns and an all-out assault on cloud vulnerabilities and identities. With this playbook they seek to capitalize on the weaknesses of organizations with outdated or no cybersecurity arsenals in place. “The speed of today’s cyberattacks requires security teams to rapidly analyze massive amounts of data to detect, investigate and respond to threats faster. This is the failed promise of SIEM [security information and event management]
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Financial services firms are fighting off increasingly sophisticated identity-based attacks intent on stealing billions and disrupting transactions, ultimately destroying trust that took years to build.Cybercriminals continue to sharpen their tradecraft, targeting the industry’s gaps in identity security. From attempting to weaponize LLMs to using the latest adversarial AI techniques to steal identities and commit synthetic fraud, cybercriminals, crime syndicates and nation-state actors are all taking aim at financial services.Here’s how Rate Companies (formerly Guaranteed Rate) is battling back against these increasingly complex identity-based attacks — and what other industries and enterprise leaders can learn from their strategy. How Rate Companies is defending against AI-driven threatsFinancial institutions face more than $3.1 billion in exposure from synthetic identity fraud, which grew 14.2% in the past year, while deepfakes jumped by 3,000% and are projected to rise another 50 to 60% in 2024. Not to mention that smishing texts, MFA fatigue and deepfake impersonations have become alarmingly common.As the second-largest retail mortgage lender in the U.S., Rate has billions of sensitive transactions flowing through its systems daily, making the company a prime target for cybercriminals.VentureBeat recently sat down (virtually) with Katherine Mowen, the financial institution’s SVP of information security, to get insights into how she is orchestrating AI across Rate’s infrastructure, with a strong focus on protecting customer, employee and partner identities.“Because of the nature of our business, we face some of the most advanced and persistent cyber threats out there,” Mowen told VentureBeat
Recognizing the urgency of this challenge, CrowdStrike has introduced Insider Risk Services, a comprehensive set of services designed to improve an organization's ability to anticipate, detect and respond to insider threats.
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. Security operations centers (SOCs) are under siege by a new wave of automated adversarial attacks. These attacks move at unprecedented speed and are proving difficult to detect, decipher and defend against.With adversaries achieving breakout times of just two minutes and seven seconds, it’s not a question of if an SOC is going to be attacked, it’s when. And 77% of enterprises have already been victims of adversarial AI attacks. For an SOC to protect itself and its company infrastructure, speed is crucial.Enter agentic AIAgentic AI helps SOCs automate decision-making, adapt to evolving threats, and streamline workflows, including alert triage and incident response. It’s proven effective at improving efficiency and strengthening security by identifying risks while reducing the manual effort needed to track them.Leading cybersecurity providers offering agentic AI solutions for SOCs include Arcanna.ai, Cato Networks, Cisco Security Cloud, CrowdStrike (Falcon platform with Charlotte AI), Dropzone AI, Google Cloud Security AI Workbench, Microsoft Security Copilot, Nagomi Security, Palo Alto Networks and Zscaler.“The speed of today’s cyberattacks requires security teams to rapidly analyze massive amounts of data to detect, investigate and respond faster
CrowdStrike’s CEO says the company has turned last year’s crisis into an opportunity. A botched update by the cybersecurity company last summer caused a worldwide outage of Windows computers and servers. Since then, the firm has recovered the $30 billion in market value it lost after the incident, the Financial Times (FT) reported Sunday. According to the report, the company’s shares — which plummeted by more than a third in the two weeks following the outage — are now worth more than they were before the glitch
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. With 90% of cybersecurity and risk leaders predicting they’ll see budget increases in 2025, many are facing a new era of accountability, with boards wanting to see solid returns on cybersecurity investments.That’s an elusive expectation to deliver on, given that 35.9% of a typical CISO’s budget is going for software. Knowing if, how, when and under what conditions a given cybersecurity software investment delivers a hard-number-based ROI is not easy to do, and such numbers of hard to prove.Clear budget wins do exist, though. They start with automating security operations center (SOC) workflows that are overwhelming analysts with too many conflicting alerts. Automating an endpoint detection and response system is one good place to start, with the goal of reducing alert fatigue in SOCs so analysts can focus on more complex threats and intrusion attempts
CrowdStrike stock price staged a strong recovery after crashing hard in August following its massive outage that cost companies millions of dollars.
In 2024, SHI International earned multiple awards from CrowdStrike, including Global Solution Provider of the Year, Americas Solution Provider of the Year and Public Sector Partner of the Year.
In a move to promote early engagement in cybersecurity education, India STEM Foundation (ISF) joined forces with CrowdStrike, a leader in cybersecurity, to host an interactive session for students on December 10.
GigaOm also named CrowdStrike a Fast Mover in its report.