What is the CrowdStrike Falcon platform?
CrowdStrike positions Falcon as an AI-native security platform to stop breaches and reduce complexity through a single platform experience.
Cross-Domain Security for Modern Attack Paths
A single security platform across endpoint, identity, and cloud – implemented by Cloudcomputing with governance, measurable outcomes, and a deployment model your team can run day to day.
What CrowdStrike Delivers in Practice
Falcon is positioned as a single platform that unifies security capabilities across domains, so teams can reduce tool sprawl and run security with one console-led workflow.
Cross-Domain Detection That Follows the Attacker
CrowdStrike emphasises stopping “cross-domain attacks” by correlating signals across identity, endpoint, and cloud, which helps security teams see lateral movement patterns earlier.
Identity Security That Closes the “Credentials Gap”
Falcon Identity Protection is positioned as unified ITDR with endpoint security, extending protection across Active Directory, Entra ID and Okta, with rapid response and risk-based controls.
Cloud Security From Code to Runtime
Falcon Cloud Security (CNAPP) covers posture, workload protection, and entitlements, plus IaC and container scanning and SBOM visibility, aligning cloud security with how engineering teams actually ship.
Built-in Expertise When You Want 24/7 Hunting
Falcon Adversary OverWatch is presented as managed threat hunting that proactively hunts adversaries across attack surfaces, using first-party telemetry across endpoint, identity, and cloud.
Challenges Crowdstrike Helps Overcome
Reduce tool sprawl, stop identity-driven movement, and cut cloud exposure with one platform.
From Detection to Response, Faster
CrowdStrike Capabilities at a Glance
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about CrowdStrike.
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What is the CrowdStrike Falcon platform?
CrowdStrike positions Falcon as an AI-native security platform to stop breaches and reduce complexity through a single platform experience.
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Which areas can Falcon cover in a typical enterprise?
CrowdStrike highlights coverage across endpoints, identity, and cloud, with cross-domain investigations and response.
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How does Falcon support identity security in hybrid environments?
Falcon Identity Protection is described as unified ITDR with endpoint security, extending protection across Active Directory, Entra ID, and Okta.
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Does Falcon help reduce “point-solution sprawl”?
CrowdStrike explicitly positions unified endpoint + identity protection as a way to remove multiple point solutions and reduce complexity.
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What does CrowdStrike include for cloud security?
Falcon Cloud Security (CNAPP) includes CSPM, CIEM, IaC scanning, container scanning, SBOM visibility, and runtime workload protection.
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Can we add managed threat hunting?
Yes. Falcon Adversary OverWatch is presented as managed threat hunting that proactively hunts adversaries across attack surfaces.
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How does this support an executive security narrative (risk and accountability)?
By consolidating security telemetry and response across identity, endpoint, and cloud, Falcon supports measurable operational control and clearer governance reporting.
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What does Cloudcomputing deliver in an implementation?
Cloudcomputing’s brand promise centres on accountable delivery and security outcomes you can trust, with a track record of implemented security projects since 2010.
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How do we scope the right Falcon modules for our environment?
Start from your attack surface and operating model: endpoints, hybrid identity, and cloud posture/runtime needs. Then map modules to the controls your organisation must run continuously.
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How long does it take to see value?
CrowdStrike positions unified approaches as accelerating implementation and “time-to-value” by reducing point-solution complexity (especially in identity + endpoint).
