CrowdStrike provides cloud-based cybersecurity. Its platform protects endpoints, cloud workloads and identities, supporting threat detection, response and investigation.
History and development
CrowdStrike began in 2011 with George Kurtz, Dmitri Alperovitch and colleagues, building a cloud-based approach to endpoint threat detection. It went public in 2019. Its history emphasizes combining information across systems rather than relying only on isolated protection on each device.
References: CrowdStrike: IPO and founding history
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Official references: CrowdStrike: business