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You don't need Crowdstrike to disable any of these things. You can use regular group policy. I'm not saying Windows can't be hardened. I'm saying these third pa
by quotemstr 2y ago
You don't need Crowdstrike to disable any of these things. You can use regular group policy. I'm not saying Windows can't be hardened. I'm saying these third party kernel hooks add negative value.
- mr_mitm 2y agoI know, I even said you should rather use the tools that the OS is providing, like the firewall. All I did was challenge the statement that Windows is secure OOB.