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I've never seen a non-Windows machine tbh. But our IT just send out an update that we don't use crowdstrike. Strange that I never heard of it if it's so widespr

I've never seen a non-Windows machine tbh. But our IT just send out an update that we don't use crowdstrike. Strange that I never heard of it if it's so widespread. But thanks

bravetraveler 2y ago
You'll see this software more in highly regulated areas. Think Government, finance, travel. It exists mainly to check a compliance box. The Windows claim is a little misleading. We used Linux where I last encountered this. I expect Windows is where problems are manifesting this time; BSOD and kernel panics with this aren't new! CrowdStrike seemingly came out of nowhere but has existed for a while... I think it's suspicious. Have we not learned from SolarWinds and company? The vendors become part of your posture. Consolidating far too much