
Volume 343, Issue 4 · 10 articles from 3 issues
CrowdStrike explains why endpoint AI agents like Claude Code and Codex, acting with user permissions, need new security controls. Read more
CrowdStrike shares five reasons organizations deployed Falcon Guardian to discover, govern and secure AI agents. Read more
AI agents assemble models, MCP servers and tools at runtime, so supply chain review must cover behavior on every call. CrowdStrike BrandPost. Read more
CrowdStrike adds 24/7 managed threat hunting for AI apps and agents, plus deeper Google Cloud hunting, to Falcon Adversary OverWatch. Read more
Endpoint AI agents inherit their user's full permissions without review, creating a new insider threat. CrowdStrike BrandPost. Read more
CrowdStrike Agent Graph traces AI agent sessions on the endpoint from prompt to impact, showing what agents actually did. Read more
CrowdStrike's updated Prompt Injection Taxonomy adds agent-planning attacks, bringing it to 222 documented techniques. Read more
CrowdStrike researchers found AI model refusals can point to hidden code vulnerabilities, a method they call Guardrail-based Vulnerability Discovery. Read more
CrowdStrike research details four previously unreported threat actors running agentic AI attack campaigns. Read more
Falcon Next-Gen SIEM adds Third-Party IOC Management so teams can bring their own threat intelligence into detection and investigation. Read more