Austin Murphy, VP and GM of Falcon Complete, on Bringing the “Warrior Spirit” to Work
Battling the world’s most sophisticated digital adversaries requires dedication, tenacity, passion and talent — a collective skill set that Austin…
How Falcon Complete Analyst Alberto Reyes Navigated a Career Change From Client-Side Security to Cybersecurity Analyst
Alberto Reyes was working on a client-side security team when he was introduced to CrowdStrike. Somewhere along the way, he…
Falcon Complete Principal Analyst Hyemin Chung’s Tale of Exceptional Growth
Over the past two years, CrowdStrike’s Falcon Complete team grew tenfold, from about 20 people globally to nearly 200. One…
Falcon Complete Stops Microsoft Exchange Server Zero-Day Exploits
This week, Microsoft reported a rare cybersecurity event: an ongoing mass exploitation of Microsoft Exchange servers by an alleged state-sponsored…
How Small Details Build Up to Big Success
Complacency kills competitive advantage. That’s true for every business I can think of. Calculated and inspired risk taking, coupled with…
Beefing up the Sandbox (and More): Signature Chaining to Pinpoint More Malware Behaviors
This blog is intended for malware researchers working to develop signatures detecting malware, and engineers developing infrastructure supporting these signatures.…
See the COMPLETE Picture: New Study Reveals the Benefits of Fully Managed Detection and Response
“I’ve looked at a number of them. Falcon Complete is the most complete security model I’ve seen.“ — CISO, Building…
Hypervisor Jackpotting: CARBON SPIDER and SPRITE SPIDER Target ESXi Servers With Ransomware to Maximize Impact
Targeted large-scale ransomware campaigns, referred to as big game hunting (BGH), remained the primary eCrime threat to organizations across all…
2021 Global Threat Report: Analyzing a Year of Chaos and Courage
Everyone reading this will likely remember the year 2020 for the rest of their lives. It was a year of…
Mapping It Out: Analyzing the Security of eBPF Maps
Extended Berkeley Packet Filter, or eBPF, is a fascinating part of the Linux kernel that has seen rapid growth and…