stop the pandering. you know very well crowdstrike doesn't offer good protection to begin with!
everyone pay for legal protection. after it happens you can show you did everything, which means nothing (well now this show even worse than nothing), by showing you paid them.
if they tell you to disable everything, what does it change? they're still your blame shield. which is the reason you have cs.
... the only real feature anybody care is inventory control.
You said Crowdstrike doesn't offer protection but there are plenty in this thread that suggested they actually do and seemed to be highly regarded at the field.
facts speak more than words. if you cared about protection you would be securing your system, not installing yet more things, specially one that now require you open up several other attack vectors. but i will never managed to make you see it.
Writing software in the safest programming language to develop mission critical product deployed on the most secure and stable OS that the world depends on would be developer's wet dream.
everyone pay for legal protection. after it happens you can show you did everything, which means nothing (well now this show even worse than nothing), by showing you paid them.
if they tell you to disable everything, what does it change? they're still your blame shield. which is the reason you have cs.
... the only real feature anybody care is inventory control.