CrowdStrike Falcon® Cloud Security

Software bill of materials (SBOM)

Innovate with AI without losing control. See every package in your cloud applications and images, and stop compromised software before production.

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Gain supply chain transparency and stop compromised code

The cloud is where AI scales, and supply chain risk scales with it. Secure every package from build to runtime.

Eliminate the next Log4J

Identify and fix critical software library vulnerabilities quickly, including zero-day threats.

Regulatory compliance and risk reduction

Ensure all deployed software libraries comply with legal and regulatory requirements.

Supply chain risk management

ALTERED SPIDER compromised 300+ dependencies in one day. Catch them even before a CVE exists.¹

Software composition analysis (SCA)

See a detailed bill of materials for every software dependency and library, proprietary or open-source, within your cloud applications, microservices, and container images.

Identify exploitable vulnerabilities

Understand what critical vulnerabilities are loaded into memory and are reachable in your applications at runtime.

Patch management with clear visibility

Manage and apply patches with an overview of where software libraries are deployed.

Stop compromised packages before production

A trusted package can become an adversary’s route into production. CrowdStrike protects against supply chain attacks with the same threat intelligence that secures every endpoint, flagging compromised npm and PyPI packages in container images during CI/CD and registry scans, even before a CVE exists. Kubernetes admission controls then block them before they deploy.

See how Falcon Cloud Security keeps compromised packages out of production

Trusted by industry leaders

Porter Airlines

“While evaluating the product, Porter gained visibility into dependencies, vulnerabilities, data types and changes the team previously had no visibility into, ranging from low risk to high risk.”

Jason Deluce, Director of Information Technology at Porter Airlines