Looking at the contents of c:\windows\system32\drivers\crowdstrike suggests it does all sorts of weird shit right down to injecting itself into UEFI and futzing with firmware. It's literally in everything.
Unfortunately "security" folk these days are box ticking fuckwits and this product brief ticked all the boxes. They do not understand any more traditional methodologies other than "install these magic beans and action the reports".
Invest in better software and network architecture and DR strategy instead.
Unfortunately "security" folk these days are box ticking fuckwits and this product brief ticked all the boxes. They do not understand any more traditional methodologies other than "install these magic beans and action the reports".
Invest in better software and network architecture and DR strategy instead.