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CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike is a cloud-based cybersecurity company specializing in next-generation security verticals such as endpoint, cloud workload, identity, and security operations. CrowdStrike's primary offering is its Falcon platform that offers a proverbial single pane of glass for an enterprise to detect and respond to security threats attacking its IT infrastructure. The Texas-based firm was founded in 2011 and went public in 2019.www.crowdstrike.com

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Oct 26, 2026

Krystal BallHOST
63:52
And they're increasing number of people from within the frontier labs who are sounding the alarm about what this is going to mean in the immediate future.
Ryan GrimHOST
64:00
Yeah, and the top security official over at CrowdStrike, which is, you know, responsible for kind of cyber security, was out sounding the alarm on CNBC.
Ryan GrimHOST
64:10
Now you could say he's talking his book there because he wants you to beef up your cyber security.
Ryan GrimHOST
64:13
And certainly the last year or two has been tremendous for, you know, the valuations of cyber security companies.
Brian McCulloughHOST
16:58
quoting the journal.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:00
We've been seeing an explosion of these agentic adversaries, said Adam Myers, a senior vice president with the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:08
We found advanced adversaries using this.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:10
We found very unsophisticated adversaries using this.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:13
The pace and volume of the AI-powered attacks are starting to overwhelm the incident response firms that respond to cyber breaches.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:20
Pundits are referring to the month as Black October, and many in the field are predicting more to come.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:25
We expect that there's going to be a massive number of compromised disclosures in the coming weeks and months, said Stephen Adair, president of the cybersecurity firm Volexity.
Brian McCulloughHOST
17:34
Incident responders such as Adair say that AI tools are now being used by nation state hackers from China and Russia, as well as criminals looking to steal data and install ransomware.
Jared ReimerHOST
66:54
But regardless of how this all comes out, this... is all bad stuff and every single item needs to be looked at.
Jared ReimerHOST
67:14
When Program 43 continues, we're going to talk about a company called CrowdStrike.
Jared ReimerHOST
67:23
They were involved in an investigation in regards to cyberattacks on South Korean banks.
Jared ReimerHOST
67:37
Like the Koreans have any way to talk because they have been known to do things in the past.
Jared ReimerHOST
67:46
But wait till you hear this one.
Jared ReimerHOST
67:50
This hair-raising story is coming up as the SANS News Bytes episode 43 continues.
Jared ReimerHOST
68:04
Is your blood boiling yet? CrowdStrike is one of these companies who I usually have great admiration for.
Jared ReimerHOST
68:31
Because when they investigate stuff, they come out with it.
GaryHOST
1:32
But today we're going to talk about dip buying to screening strong by stocks that are down 40 percent or more.
GaryHOST
1:39
cybersecurity opportunities, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, and the BlackBerry stock that just caught my eye.
GaryHOST
1:45
I'm going to teach you through some of the rabbit holes that I go through.
GaryHOST
1:49
Smarter stock screeners, finding quality compounders with Seeking Alpha and TrendSpider, big tech earnings this week, my plan for Microsoft, Amazon, and Google+.

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GaryHOST
15:34
But the PHP example is a prime reason why i own cyber security and here you can see george he's the ceo of crowdstrike remember crowdstrike from a few months ago maybe a year ago they shut down the world and he's giving you a warning you're going to see a lot of breaches happening in the coming months following this discovery of the critical php security flaws crowdstrike's massive threat data could become an even bigger advantage with AI now finding vulnerabilities humans missed for decades.
GaryHOST
16:11
That's the point.
GaryHOST
16:14
And I like the long-term thesis of both CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks.
GaryHOST
16:19
Those are the two that I own.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:10
Parsons is just one of the latest victims in a wave of AI-powered attacks that has flooded the internet in recent weeks, as hackers increasingly turn to agents and AI hacking tools that make intrusions faster and harder to track.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:28
We've been seeing an explosion of these agentic adversaries, said Adam Myers, a senior vice president with the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:43
We've found advanced adversaries using this.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:46
We've found very unsophisticated adversaries using this.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:05
The pace and volume... of the AI-powered attacks are starting to overwhelm the incident response firms that respond to cyber breaches.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:16
Pundits are referring to the month as Black October, and many in the field are predicting more to come.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:24
We expect that there's going to be a massive number of compromised disclosures in the coming weeks and months, said Stephen Adair, president of the cybersecurity firm Vilexity.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:37
Incident responders such as Adair say that AI tools are now being used by nation-state hackers from China and Russia, as well as criminals looking to steal data and install ransomware.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:10
Parsons is just one of the latest victims in a wave of AI-powered attacks that has flooded the internet in recent weeks, as hackers increasingly turn to agents and AI hacking tools that make intrusions faster and harder to track.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:28
We've been seeing an explosion of these agentic adversaries, said Adam Myers, a senior vice president with the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:43
We've found advanced adversaries using this.
Julian WongNARRATOR
1:46
We've found very unsophisticated adversaries using this.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:05
The pace and volume... of the AI-powered attacks are starting to overwhelm the incident response firms that respond to cyber breaches.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:16
Pundits are referring to the month as Black October, and many in the field are predicting more to come.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:24
We expect that there's going to be a massive number of compromised disclosures in the coming weeks and months, said Stephen Adair, president of the cybersecurity firm Vilexity.
Julian WongNARRATOR
3:37
Incident responders such as Adair say that AI tools are now being used by nation-state hackers from China and Russia, as well as criminals looking to steal data and install ransomware.
Jack RussoHOST
26:44
But we do have historical anchors to help us understand the scale, right?
speaker_0UNKNOWN
26:47
To frame the cost of the precautionary downtime, the brief uses the 2024 CrowdStrike outage as the closest analog.
Jack RussoHOST
26:54
I remember that.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
26:54
Right.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
26:55
CrowdStrike wasn't a malicious attack.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
26:57
It was a botched software update that crashed millions of Windows machines globally.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:01
Grounded
Ciarán MartinGUEST
3:55
No, the whole point is there's a market failure here.
Ciarán MartinGUEST
3:57
Of course, by that stage, CrowdStrike were doing great stuff and Mandiant were doing great threat intelligence and all the rest of it.
Ciarán MartinGUEST
4:03
But there were parts of the market which they weren't going to serve because they're commercial companies.
Ciarán MartinGUEST
4:06
But there are all sorts of underlying problems that we're beginning to see.
Ben BajarinHOST
51:03
People freaking out for good reason.
Ben BajarinHOST
51:07
It's interesting because, one, CrowdStrike and then some others were like, hey, we think people are feeling out what they can break into right now.
Ben BajarinHOST
51:17
We don't know where it's coming from, but there's some definite phishing.
Ben BajarinHOST
51:21
People are trying to log in.
Darren MottHOST
2:17
I don't know which one because Microsoft uses a different terminology.
Darren MottHOST
2:20
The mandate would use a different terminology than CrowdStrike would use a different terminology than the government.
Darren MottHOST
2:25
So who knows which one this is? It's one of the volts, I would assume.
Darren MottHOST
2:28
But this is kind of how China does what they do.

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