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CrowdStrike Secures AI Across the Enterprise with Partners

🔒 CrowdStrike describes how the Falcon platform delivers unified visibility and lifecycle defense across the full AI stack, from GPUs and training data to inference pipelines and SaaS agents. The post highlights integrations with NVIDIA, AWS, Intel, Dell, Meta, and Salesforce to extend protection into infrastructure, data, models, and applications. It also introduces agentic defense via Charlotte AI for autonomous triage and rapid response, and emphasizes governance controls to prevent data leaks and adversarial manipulation.

CrowdStrike Launches Threat AI: Agentic Threat Intel

🔍 CrowdStrike unveiled Threat AI, described as the industry’s first agentic threat intelligence system, built on the Falcon platform to reason, hunt, and act across adversary activity. The initial agents — a Malware Analysis Agent and a Hunt Agent — automate complex workflows like reversing, classification, retrohunting, and continuous threat hunting to surface actionable recommendations. CrowdStrike also released a Threat Intelligence Browser Extension for Chrome to provide intelligence in analysts’ workflows, aiming to accelerate investigations and help SOCs respond at machine speed.

CrowdStrike Unveils Agentic AI Platforms After Onum Deal

🤖 CrowdStrike is expanding its agentic AI strategy following its $290 million acquisition of Onum, introducing two initiatives designed to accelerate real-time telemetry and automate SOC workflows. The Agentic Security Platform builds an "enterprise graph" with a semantic data model that acts as a Rosetta Stone to normalize diverse telemetry and enable a global query and command engine. Agent Works provides a no-code environment to create, test, and deploy agentic systems, while the Agentic Security Workforce delivers mission-ready agents in Falcon sensors to automate repetitive analyst tasks and enforce data-protection controls across endpoints.

Self-propagating 'Shai-Hulud' supply-chain attack hits npm

🐛 Security researchers report at least 187 npm packages compromised in an active supply-chain campaign dubbed Shai‑Hulud. The malware, first observed in the widely used @ctrl/tinycolor package, includes a self‑propagating payload that injects a bundle.js, abuses TruffleHog to harvest tokens and cloud credentials, and creates unauthorized GitHub Actions workflows to exfiltrate secrets. Affected vendors including CrowdStrike say they removed malicious packages and rotated keys; developers are urged to audit environments, rotate secrets, and pin dependencies.

Self-Replicating Worm Infects Over 180 NPM Packages

🐛 A self-replicating worm dubbed Shai-Hulud has infected at least 187 NPM packages, stealing developer credentials and publishing them to public GitHub repositories that include the string 'Shai-Hulud'. The malware searches for NPM tokens, uses them to inject itself into the top 20 packages accessible to the token and auto-publishes new versions, and leverages tools such as TruffleHog to locate secrets. The campaign briefly affected multiple packages linked to CrowdStrike and was first observed being modified on Sept. 14.

CrowdStrike Falcon: Building an Agentic Security Platform

🚀 The CrowdStrike Falcon fall release reframes the platform as an Agentic Security Platform, introducing four core innovations: Enterprise Graph, Charlotte AI AgentWorks, the Agent Collaboration framework (powered by MCP), and an AI-native console. Enterprise Graph unifies telemetry into a real-time, AI-ready data layer to give humans and agents shared context. Charlotte AI AgentWorks delivers a no-code environment to design, test, deploy, and govern mission-specific security agents at scale, while MCP enables secure, orchestrated multi-agent collaboration.

CrowdStrike to Acquire Pangea to Secure Enterprise AI

🔒 CrowdStrike announced its intent to acquire Pangea to deliver the industry’s first AI detection and response (AIDR) capability, securing enterprise AI use and development across data, models, agents, identities, infrastructure, and interactions. Unveiled at Fal.Con 2025 by Michael Sentonas, the deal will integrate Pangea’s prompt‑layer and interaction security with the Falcon platform to provide unified visibility, governance, and enforcement across the AI lifecycle. The combined solution targets prompt injection, model manipulation, shadow AI and sensitive data exfiltration while enabling developers and security teams to innovate faster with built‑in safeguards.

Cloudflare integrates CrowdStrike Falcon Fusion SOAR

🔗 Cloudflare announced an integration between the Cloudflare One SASE platform and CrowdStrike Falcon Fusion SOAR, delivering two out‑of‑the‑box connectors for Zero Trust and Email Security. The prebuilt actions exposed in the CrowdStrike Content Library automate common tasks—searching messages, updating allow/block lists, adjusting access policies, and revoking tokens—to reduce manual investigation and accelerate remediation. Customers can chain Cloudflare actions with Falcon Fusion playbooks via a drag‑and‑drop editor to enable bidirectional containment across network, email, and endpoints. The integration supports Logpush to CrowdStrike HTTP ingest and can be enabled from both vendor consoles, with APIs and custom playbooks available for tailoring workflows.

Wesco Reimagines Risk Management with Data Consolidation

🔍 Wesco consolidated thousands of security alerts into a unified risk framework to separate urgent threats from noise. By integrating more than a dozen platforms — including GitHub, Azure DevOps, Veracode, JFrog, Kubernetes, Microsoft Defender, and CrowdStrike — the company applied ASPM, threat modeling, a security champions program, and AI-driven automation to prioritize remediation. The initiative reduced duplication, saved developer time, and improved risk visibility across the organization.

Falcon Complete Hub Unifies MDR Visibility and Action

🛡️ Falcon Complete Hub delivers a unified interface inside the Falcon platform that consolidates Falcon Complete Next‑Gen MDR activities, escalations and expert guidance into a single operational view. It prioritizes critical actions, provides step‑by‑step remediation links and centralizes subscription status, announcements and knowledge resources to reduce decision latency. Backed by a 37‑minute mean time to respond and a four‑minute mean time to detect, the Hub converts MDR visibility into clear operational tasks and faster response.

Partner-built AI Security Innovations on Google Cloud

🔒 Google Cloud and its partners announced a range of partner-built AI security solutions now available in the Google Cloud Marketplace. These integrations embed Gemini and Vertex AI into partner products — including CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, and others — to protect models, data, applications, and agents. The collaborations emphasize automated detection, incident response, DLP, identity protection, and agent monitoring to reduce mean time to detect and respond, helping customers adopt AI securely.

CrowdStrike Named Leader in Forrester Wave MDR Europe

🔒 CrowdStrike has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services in Europe, Q3 2025, receiving the highest possible scores in 16 evaluation criteria spanning detection surfaces, managed response, threat hunting and analyst experience. Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR combines AI-accelerated detection and investigation with expert-led response across endpoint, cloud, identity and third-party telemetry. The service uses CrowdStrike Charlotte AI to triage alerts and accelerate analysis, and emphasizes end-to-end remediation actions that remove persistence and contain intrusions without costly reimaging. CrowdStrike positions this recognition as validation of its platform-led, AI-plus-human approach to stopping breaches.

EMBER2024: Advancing ML Benchmarks for Evasive Malware

🛡️ The EMBER2024 release modernizes the popular EMBER malware benchmark by providing metadata, labels, and computed features for over 3.2 million files spanning six file formats. It supplies a 6,315-sample challenge set of initially evasive malware, updated feature extraction code using pefile, and supplemental raw bytes and disassembly for 16.3 million functions. The package also includes source code to reproduce feature calculation, labeling, and dataset construction so researchers can replicate and extend benchmarks.

Secure AI at Machine Speed: Full-Stack Enterprise Defense

🔒 CrowdStrike explains how widespread AI adoption expands the enterprise attack surface, exposing models, data pipelines, APIs, and autonomous agents to new adversary techniques. The post argues that legacy controls and fragmented tooling are insufficient and advocates for real-time, full‑stack protections. The Falcon platform is presented as a unified solution offering telemetry, lifecycle protection, GenAI-aware data loss prevention, and agent governance to detect, prevent, and remediate AI-related threats.

CrowdStrike Acquires Onum to Boost Agentic SOC Data

🔒 CrowdStrike has acquired Spanish telemetry specialist Onum for $290 million, aiming to integrate its real-time pipeline and filtering technology into the Falcon Next‑Gen SIEM. The company says Onum’s pipeline will enable higher event throughput, reduce storage costs by about 50%, and cut ingest overhead while accelerating incident response. CrowdStrike frames the buy as a move toward an AI-native, agentic SOC.

CrowdStrike Named Leader in IDC MarketScape 2025 IR Services

🔹 CrowdStrike was named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Incident Response Services 2025 assessment, recognized for its AI-native Falcon platform and a global 24/7 incident response model. The company combines over 100,000 hours of annual IR casework with frontline breach expertise to speed detection, investigation and containment. Its follow-the-sun delivery and AI-augmented tooling reduce time-to-recovery, while proactive offerings like CrowdStrike Pulse Services help customers build long-term resilience.

CrowdStrike to Acquire Onum for Real-Time Telemetry

📡 CrowdStrike announced an agreement to acquire Onum, a leader in real-time telemetry pipeline management that will extend the CrowdStrike Falcon platform's data advantage. Onum transforms telemetry in motion by filtering, enriching and optimizing events as they stream, delivering high-fidelity intelligence to Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, customer AI agents and data lakes. CrowdStrike highlights gains in speed and cost efficiency, saying the integration will reduce storage overhead, accelerate incident response and enable an agentic SOC powered by real-time, AI-driven detection.

Fake macOS Help Sites Spread SHAMOS Infostealer via Ads

🔒 CrowdStrike disrupted a malvertising campaign that redirected users to counterfeit macOS help pages and urged them to run a malicious one-line installation command. Observed between June and August 2025, the operation sought to deliver the SHAMOS variant of the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS), a Mach-O binary distributed by MaaS operator Cookie Spider. The installer decoded a Base64 string, executed a Bash script that captured credentials and fetched the payload from icloudservers[.]com.

CrowdStrike Named Leader in 2025 Exposure Management

🔒 CrowdStrike has been named a Leader in the 2025 IDC MarketScape for Exposure Management. Falcon Exposure Management delivers AI-native, real-time visibility and prioritization of exposures and attack paths across endpoint, cloud, identity and OT/IoT, helping teams focus on what adversaries can feasibly exploit. It unifies VM, ASM and CAASM capabilities and introduces Network Vulnerability Assessment for continuous discovery of unmanaged network devices without additional agents or hardware. Integrated exposure data is correlated across CrowdStrike Threat Graph, Intel Graph and Asset Graph to support faster, automated remediation.

MURKY PANDA: Trusted-Relationship Cloud Threats and TTPs

🔒 Since late 2024 CrowdStrike's Counter Adversary Operations has tracked MURKY PANDA, a China‑nexus actor targeting government, technology, academic, legal and professional services in North America. The group exploits internet‑facing appliances, rapidly weaponizes n‑day and zero‑day flaws, and deploys web shells (including Neo‑reGeorg) and the Golang RAT CloudedHope. CrowdStrike recommends auditing Entra ID service principals and activity, enabling Microsoft Graph logging, hunting for anomalous service principal sign‑ins, prioritizing patching of cloud and edge devices, and leveraging Falcon detection and SIEM capabilities.