Data is increasingly becoming the Teflon shield to repel cyberattacks in the enterprise world.The flow of data through networks tells a story about where vulnerabilities may exist or whether bad actors could be lurking. Threat intelligence based on attack data offers a picture of what a compromise could look like within an organization and the steps necessary to recover from it.CrowdStrike Holdings Inc.’s Fal.Con event in Las Vegas provided an opportunity for security practitioners to learn how, through advances in artificial intelligence and an ecosystem of partners, enterprises can defend against increasing threats and shrinking breakout times to network intrusion

As the cybersecurity landscape becomes more complex, CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. is setting its sights on generative artificial intelligence to disrupt the market.The cybersecurity company has seen an extraordinary growth trajectory, bolstered by its flexible, data-centric approach to security.“From the early days, where there was a small group of just fanatical customers, we’ve grown to over 4,000 loyal customers, incredible partners and other companies — from startups to more established security vendors,” said Mike Sentonas (pictured), president at CrowdStrike