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Salesforce launches AI security and compliance agents

🔒 Salesforce introduced two AI agents on its Agentforce platform that monitor security activity and streamline compliance workflows for the Security Center and Privacy Center. The security agent analyzes event logs to detect anomalous behavior, accelerates investigations by assembling context and remediation plans, and can autonomously freeze or isolate suspicious accounts when authorized. The privacy agent maps metadata and policies against frameworks like GDPR and CCPA, surfaces exposures, and can reclassify or apply erasure policies to reduce compliance risk.

Oracle EBS Targeted by Cl0p Exploiting CVE-2025-61882

🚨 CrowdStrike attributes the exploitation of Oracle E-Business Suite to Graceful Spider, also known as Cl0p, with the first observed compromise on August 9, 2025. The attacks exploit a critical pre-authentication remote code execution flaw, CVE-2025-61882 (CVSS 9.8), enabling authentication bypass and the upload of malicious XSLT templates via Oracle XML Publisher. Successful exploitation leads to outbound connections from the Java web server and remote web shell deployment for data exfiltration and persistence; CISA has added the flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and urged agencies to patch immediately.

CrowdStrike Fall 2025 Release: Agentic SOC & AI Security

🔒 CrowdStrike’s Fall 2025 release introduces the Falcon agentic security platform, redefining SOC operations by pairing analysts with AI agents that reason, act, and continuously learn. The release centers on the Enterprise Graph data layer and Charlotte AI AgentWorks for no-code agent creation, plus seven mission-ready agents and Threat AI for autonomous hunting and response. It also expands identity, data protection, patching, and MDR capabilities, integrates Pangea and Onum, and launches AI Detection and Response (AIDR) to secure AI workflows.

How Falcon ASPM Secures GenAI Applications at CrowdStrike

🔒 Falcon ASPM provides continuous, code-level visibility to secure generative and agentic AI applications such as Charlotte AI. It detects real-time drift, produces a runtime SBOM, and maps architecture and data flows to flag reachable vulnerabilities, softcoded credentials, and anomalous service behaviors. Contextualized alerts and mitigation guidance help teams prioritize fixes and reduce exploitable risk across complex microservice environments.

CrowdStrike Adds Correlation Rule Template Discovery

🔍 CrowdStrike has launched the Correlation Rule Template Discovery dashboard in Falcon Next-Gen SIEM to help SOC teams discover and operationalize high-value detection content more quickly. The centralized dashboard maps templates to onboarded telemetry, offers precision search and filtering by data source and MITRE ATT&CK tactics, and exposes quick actions to test and deploy templates as active correlation rules. It highlights new and updated templates, provides compatibility analysis, and surfaces curated research and enablement guidance to accelerate detection and reduce noise.

The Dawn of the Agentic SOC: Reimagining Security Now

🔐 At Fal.Con 2025, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz outlined a shift from reactive SOCs to an agentic model where intelligent agents reason, decide, act, and learn across domains. CrowdStrike introduced seven AI agents within its Charlotte framework for exposure prioritization, malware analysis, hunting, search, correlation rules, data transformation and workflow generation, and is enabling customers to build custom agents. The company highlights a proprietary "data moat" of trillions of telemetry events and annotated MDR threat data as the foundation for training agents, and announced the acquisition of Pangea to protect AI agents and launch AIDR (AI Detection and Response). The vision places humans as orchestrators overseeing fleets of agents, accelerating detection and response while preserving accountability.

CrowdStrike Named Frost Radar Leader in CNAPP Innovation

🔒 CrowdStrike has been named an innovation and growth leader in the 2025 Frost Radar: Cloud Workload Protection Platforms, ranking highest on the Innovation Index. Falcon Cloud Security provides unified, AI-native protection across pre-runtime and runtime, combining agent-based and agentless coverage, shift-left CI/CD policy enforcement, continuous posture management, and runtime defenses. Integration with the Falcon platform’s XDR and MDR and a single sensor for hybrid environments enables faster cross-domain detection and response.

Application Security Posture Management: Buying Guide

🛡️ Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) consolidates visibility and controls across cloud, container, and on-premises application environments to help organizations manage the growing volume of vulnerabilities. ASPM platforms typically secure the software development lifecycle and supply chain, automate testing, and integrate with existing tools to enable prioritization and remediation. Feature sets vary widely, and vendors take either a code-first or cloud-first approach, so buyers should evaluate integrations, scan capabilities, coverage, analysis teams, and pricing before purchasing.

Protect AI Development Using Falcon Cloud Security

🔒 Falcon Cloud Security provides end-to-end protection for AI development pipelines by embedding AI detection into CI/CD workflows, scanning container images, and surfacing AI-related packages and CVEs in real time. It extends visibility to cloud model services — including AWS SageMaker and Bedrock, Azure AI, and Google Vertex AI — revealing model provenance, dependencies, and API usage. Runtime inventory ties build-time detections to live containers so teams can prioritize fixes, govern models, and maintain delivery velocity without compromising security.

Automating Alert Triage and SOP Execution with AI Platform

🤖 Tines published a prebuilt workflow that automates security alert triage by using AI agents to identify alert types, find relevant SOPs in Confluence, and execute remediation steps across integrated tools. The two-agent design creates structured case records, documents every action, and notifies on-call staff via Slack. The workflow supports integrations such as CrowdStrike, Okta, VirusTotal and others, and is available in Tines' Community Edition for testing.

CrowdStrike Enhances GenAI Data Protection Across Platforms

🔒 CrowdStrike announces four new innovations in Falcon Data Protection to help organizations prevent GenAI-driven data leaks across endpoints, cloud, SaaS and AI tools. The updates include real-time GenAI protections that span browsers, local apps and shadow AI services, unified out-of-the-box detections, AI-powered classifications, and a consolidated Insider Risk dashboard. Beta and general availability windows span late 2025 through mid-2026, with cloud features prioritized earlier.

CrowdStrike Advances Next-Gen Identity Security Innovations

🔐 CrowdStrike announced three enhancements to Falcon Next‑Gen Identity Security: FalconID, expanded privileged access controls, and identity‑driven case management. FalconID delivers FIDO2-based, phishing-resistant passwordless MFA via the Falcon for Mobile app, combining Bluetooth proximity checks with contextual telemetry to block credential phishing, MFA fatigue, and session hijacking. Privileged access updates add just-in-time workflows, Microsoft Teams request/revoke, Fusion SOAR automation, and hybrid coverage including local systems (early access). Identity-driven case management integrates identity detections into Falcon Next‑Gen SIEM and automates analyst response (generally available).

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.

Falcon for IT Brings Risk-Based Patching to Falcon

🔒 Falcon for IT introduces Risk-based Patching to unite security and IT teams within the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. By combining Falcon Exposure Management telemetry, AI-powered patch scheduling, Patch Safety Scores, and sensor intelligence, the feature prioritizes vulnerabilities by real-world exploitability and reduces time to remediation. Ring-based deployments, smart rollout coordination, and pre-deployment safety checks help avoid system-breaking updates while accelerating fixes. Delivered through the existing lightweight Falcon agent, it replaces manual handoffs with a single, unified workflow.

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 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.