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CrowdStrike Exposure Management.

Hackers can reach your critical systems in just 27 seconds. In 2025, AI-powered cyberattacks surged 89% as adversaries weaponized the same AI tools organizations use every day. From eCrime groups to China-nexus actors, North Korean operatives, and Russian intelligence, AI is accelerating and reshaping global threat activity. In this video, you’ll learn: Adversaries are not just using AI. They are weaponizing your AI against you.

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Browser extensions are a growing and often unmanaged attack surface, with many requesting access to credentials, cookies, and sensitive browsing data. Most organizations rely on fragmented tools that lack centralized visibility and consistent enforcement. In this demo, see how Falcon Exposure Management introduces Browser Extension Control to define rule groups, configure allowlist or blacklist policies, and assign enforcement to host groups—all from the Falcon platform.

Cyber threats are evolving faster than ever — and security teams need AI that doesn’t just detect threats, but understands and responds to them in real time. In this video, we explore CrowdStrike Falcon AI Detection and Response (AIDR) and how it transforms modern security operations. Powered by the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, AIDR leverages advanced artificial intelligence to automatically identify, categorize, and prioritize threats with speed and precision — helping SOC teams cut through alert noise and focus on what truly matters.

In the cloud, speed is everything — especially for attackers. The fastest breakout times are measured in seconds, yet many traditional cloud detection approaches rely on delayed log delivery and batch processing. By the time an alert is generated, the damage may already be done.

Cloud security has long prioritized visibility into issues such as misconfigurations or overpermissive roles. But visibility alone doesn’t stop breaches.