What a ridiculous take. I'd love to see any one of the 70 Fortune 100 companies that are Crowdstrike customers turn off Crowdstrike for an extended period of time and see how long it'll take for someone to brick their entire infrastrucure with ransomware.
We live in an immensely networked world built on top of swiss cheese infrastructure (even the latest Windows is riddled with points of attack surface), unless you plan rehaul the underlying infrastructure it's simply not an option to run large scale infra without a protective layer on top.
We live in an immensely networked world built on top of swiss cheese infrastructure (even the latest Windows is riddled with points of attack surface), unless you plan rehaul the underlying infrastructure it's simply not an option to run large scale infra without a protective layer on top.