That was my initial reaction too. Given it's a security product, you'd want everyone protected on Day 0 that you have a new release, no? Except on Day -1, no

That was my initial reaction too. Given it's a security product, you'd want everyone protected on Day 0 that you have a new release, no? Except on Day -1, no one was protected. So what's magical about the day CrowdStrike decides to ship an update? I can imagine there are possibly scenarios where mass-release would make sense (aggressive vulnerability spreading rapidly), but that can't be every day, can it?