It's definitely ironic, and compatible with the security engineering world joke that the most secure system is one that cannot be accessed or used at all. I su

It's definitely ironic, and compatible with the security engineering world joke that the most secure system is one that cannot be accessed or used at all. I suppose one way to "stop breaches" is to shut down every host entirely. In the military world, there is a concept of an "Alpha Strike" which generally relates to a fast-enough and strong-enough first-strike that is sufficient to disable the adversary's ability to respond or fight back (e.g. taking down an entire fleet at once). Perhaps people that have been burned by this event will start calling it a Crowdstrike.