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Under The Light: ExPRT.AI

n this episode of Under the Light, we take a closer look at ExPRT.AI—CrowdStrike’s approach to vulnerability prioritization that cuts through the noise. You’ll see how ExPRT.AI moves beyond static scoring models like CVSS, EPSS, and KEV by asking a better question: Will this vulnerability actually be exploited? We’ll break down: The three signals attackers rely on—and so does ExPRT.AI What makes a vulnerability worth their time A real-world story from Intermex that shows what this looks like in action And how all of it comes to life inside the Falcon platform.

New User Experience Transforms Interaction with the Falcon Platform

Security teams face overwhelming complexity. Enterprises employ a multitude of security tools, each with its own console, siloed data, and disconnected workflows that slow investigations and increase risk. This fragmentation is especially dangerous as adversaries grow faster and smarter and pursue cross-domain attacks.

Ransomware Reality: Business Confidence Is High, Preparedness Is Low

Every organization faces ransomware, but not every organization is prepared to handle it. The CrowdStrike State of Ransomware Survey explores the substantial gap between confidence in global businesses’ ransomware readiness and their actual preparedness — a gap poised to grow as adversaries use AI to launch faster, stealthier attacks.

CrowdStrike 2025 APJ eCrime Landscape Report: A New Era of Threats Emerges

The eCrime threat landscape in the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region is quickly evolving, driven by a mix of regional and global adversaries. From Chinese-language underground marketplaces facilitating the sale of stolen data and illicit services, to a rise in AI-developed ransomware campaigns, threat actors across the region are seeking new ways to scale and accelerate their operations.

How Falcon Exposure Management's ExPRT.AI Predicts What Attackers Will Exploit

Nearly 40,000 vulnerabilities were disclosed in 2024.1 Security teams are overwhelmed, especially those relying on outdated tools. ExPRT.AI, the native intelligence engine embedded in CrowdStrike Falcon Exposure Management, is built to help teams prioritize which vulnerabilities are most urgent for them.

Falcon Defends Against Git Vulnerability CVE-2025-48384

CrowdStrike has identified active exploitation of Git vulnerability CVE-2025-48384. In the observed activity, threat actors combined sophisticated social engineering tactics with malicious Git repository cloning operations. This targeted attack chain poses a substantial risk to organizations running unpatched Git installations.

Falcon Insight for ChromeOS Adds Automated Response Actions and GovCloud Support

Adversaries move fast, and so must defenders. CrowdStrike is raising the bar for ChromeOS security with two major advancements in CrowdStrike Falcon Insight for ChromeOS. New automated response actions deliver rapid device containment, and expanded support for GovCloud designed to support customers working toward meeting high compliance standards.

Windows 10 End of Support: How to Stay Protected

Today marks a significant milestone in the technology landscape. As of October 14, 2025, Microsoft has officially ended support for non-LTSC releases of Windows 10, concluding one of the most widely adopted operating systems in history. From this point forward, the operating system will no longer receive security updates or feature patches by default. While Microsoft offers Extended Security Updates (ESUs) for Windows 10 version 22H2, these are temporary and designed as a bridge solution.

How CrowdStrike Stops Living-off-the-Land Attacks

Adversaries have shifted their tactics away from traditional malware and toward approaches that exploit the very tools organizations rely on. Instead of introducing malicious files that can be blocked outright, attackers weaponize legitimate applications such as built-in Windows utilities, remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools, file transfer software, and administrative programs.