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CrowdStrike Announces Appointment of AJ Shipley as Chief Product Officer CrowdStrike appointed AJ Shipley as Chief Product Officer. Shipley now led CrowdStrike's product organization, accelerating innovation across the CrowdStrike Falcon platform to advance the company’s mission of stopping breaches and securing the world’s adoption of AI. Shipley brings more than two decades of experience building category-defining cybersecurity products. He joins CrowdStrike from Splunk Security, where he served as Chief Product Officer. Previously, Shipley led product management for Cisco's Threat Detection and Response portfolio, spanning XDR, EDR, NDR, email security, and vulnerability management. He built Cisco XDR from the ground up and drove the due diligence and investment thesis behind the company’s $28 billion acquisition of Splunk. Earlier, Shipley held senior product leadership roles at Palo Alto Networks. Across his career, Shipley has built, scaled, and transformed security platforms – and joins CrowdStrike at the defining inflection point in cybersecurity's history. 공고 • Jun 16
CrowdStrike Unveils Continuous Identity For AI Agents CrowdStrike announced Continuous Identity for AI Agents, a new CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security capability that reinforces the CrowdStrike Falcon platform as the identity security control plane for the agentic enterprise. CrowdStrike delivers a fundamentally different model: every agent action continuously authorized in real time based on who owns the agent, who is calling it, and the risk posture of their device – evaluated against native and third-party risk signals on the Falcon platform. Continuous Identity for AI Agents – powered by technology from CrowdStrike's recent acquisition of SGNL – dynamically grants, denies, and revokes access based on real-time risk, eliminating standing privileges entirely. Verifiable Agent Identity: Every agent is assigned a cryptographically verifiable identity based on the SPIFFE standard, an open standard that replaces static credentials like API keys with automated, secure workload identities. Context-Aware Authorization: Access is evaluated based on who owns the agent, who is calling it, and the risk posture of their device. When an agent delegates to a sub-agent, that context is preserved throughout the chain. Zero Standing Privilege: Access is granted the moment it’s needed and revoked the moment it’s not. Defense in Depth: Continuous Identity ensures agents operate with only the privileges they need. Falcon AI Detection and Response (AIDR) continuously inspects prompts and intent to detect permission misuse or attempts to manipulate an LLM beyond its authorized scope, triggering Continuous Identity to revoke access before damage is done. Continuous Identity for AI Agents extends CrowdStrike’s risk-aware authorization across every identity – human, non-human, and AI agent – from initial access to privilege escalation and lateral movement spanning on-prem, SaaS, browser, and cloud environments. 공고 • May 28
CrowdStrike Announces Next Evolution of Project QuiltWorks, Extending Industry Framework from Securing Frontier AI Risk to Mitigating Financial Exposure CrowdStrike announced the next evolution of Project QuiltWorks, extending the industry framework from securing frontier AI risk to mitigating financial exposure. As frontier AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and compresses exploitation timelines, leaders from the cyber insurance industry – Coalition, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Lockton, Resilience, and Marsh – bring actuarial intelligence, underwriting expertise, and financial protection to the framework. QuiltWorks is the industry's first model that spans technical discovery and prioritization, expert remediation, and financial mitigation – giving organizations and their boards a complete picture of frontier AI exposure and a coordinated framework to act on it. Frontier AI is reshaping the economics of cyber risk, accelerating vulnerability discovery, compressing exploitation timelines, and expanding organizations' financial exposure to attacks. Insurers are raising the bar, and, through Project QuiltWorks, helping organizations build the security controls, visibility, and remediation frameworks they need to obtain and maintain coverage. Powered by frontier models from OpenAI and Anthropic, Project QuiltWorks combines CrowdStrike’s AI-driven vulnerability discovery and adversary-informed prioritization with remediation services from the world’s top systems integrators. With the addition of leading cyber insurers and brokers, the framework extends beyond technical risk reduction to financial risk modeling, underwriting intelligence, and coordinated financial mitigation. The result is a coordinated model that gives insurers the confidence to underwrite frontier AI risk and organizations the protection to mitigate it. Financial Risk Modeling: Actuarial expertise and insurer risk intelligence helps organizations – and their boards – gain a precise measure of their financial exposure to frontier AI risk. Exposure Prioritization: Adversary intelligence, vulnerability telemetry, and underwriting insights combine to prioritize the exposures most likely to drive operational and financial loss – going beyond CVSS scores to what adversaries and insurers both know matters most. Underwriting Confidence: Continuous visibility into risk exposure and proven remediation frameworks give insurers the intelligence to confidently underwrite frontier AI risk, and organizations a clear path to obtaining and maintaining the coverage their business demands. Coordinated Risk Mitigation: CrowdStrike, insurers, and ecosystem partners create a continuous feedback loop – combining AI-driven vulnerability discovery, adversary intelligence, expert-led remediation, and claims data – to identify, prioritize, remediate, and financially mitigate frontier AI risk at scale. CrowdStrike Project QuiltWorks is now available. 
