What to expect during CrowdStrike’s Fal.Con: Join theCUBE Aug. 31-Sept. 2
AI attacks on enterprise systems are picking up speed. The just-released CrowdStrike “2026 Threat Hunting Report” documented that China-nexus adversaries exploited critical vulnerabilities within 24 hours of public proof-of-concept release. CrowdStrike Inc.’s report also highlighted that AI has become both a tool and target for adversaries. Cloud-related eCrime activity surged 171% as malicious…
CrowdStrike's annual Fal.Con event in Las Vegas is set to take place from August 31 to September 2, with theCUBE Research providing coverage and analysis. The event will focus on CrowdStrike's solutions to address the rapidly evolving AI-fueled threat landscape, which includes AI attacks on enterprise systems, AI becoming both a tool and a target for adversaries, and a surge in cloud-related eCrime activity.
Dave Vellante, chief analyst at theCUBE Research, expects CrowdStrike's latest offerings to enable fewer manual investigations, faster containment, better prioritization, and better leverage for scarce security talent. Krista Case, principal analyst and practice lead for cyber resilience and security at theCUBE Research, notes that CrowdStrike is building a broader control plane for enterprise security with its Falcon platform and that the AI conversation at the event will move beyond copilots and assistants.
Agentic Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are expected to be a key topic, as they allow for a combination of AI-enabled rapid detection and human oversight. CrowdStrike's commitment to this vision is evident through partnerships with Nvidia Corp. and IBM Corp. to incorporate agentic AI into Falcon Next-Gen SIEM for Defender and a managed detection and response model.
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