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CrowdStrike announced the general availability of its Falcon XDR module, extending CrowdStrike's endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities to improve threat visibility across the enterprise, simplify security operations and speed up response time, containment and remediation of the most sophisticated attacks.
One of the ways to address the cyber security skills gap is to empower security teams to work more effectively, according to Amol Kulkarni, chief product and engineering officer at CrowdStrike.
"Falcon XDR helps to address this problem by correlating weak, siloed threat signals into prioritised alerts from a centralised console for security teams to ensure their investigations are meaningful and efficient," Kulkarni said.
Falcon XDR enables security teams to:
According to Dave Gruber, principal analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), CrowdStrike has spent years building and refining their detection and response automation capabilities.
“As market interest in XDR continues to accelerate, CrowdStrike is well-positioned to expand into XDR, capitalising on their existing, mature and scalable EDR infrastructure, as they invest in new data ingest, analysis and advanced threat detection capabilities required to respond to a more sophisticated threat landscape.
"CrowdStrike’s alliance-driven XDR strategy should enable them to readily ingest telemetry from a broad range of third-party security solutions into their Security Cloud, offering security teams flexibility in their choice of other core security controls," Gruber said.
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