Common Attacks and Effective Mitigation: 2020 CrowdStrike Services Report Key Findings (Part 2 of 2)

The September 2025 Patch Tuesday by CrowdStrike highlights the disclosure of two zero-day vulnerabilities and eight critical vulnerabilities among 84 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), emphasizing the ongoing need for robust cybersecurity measures. CrowdStrike continues to maintain its leadership position in the cybersecurity industry, as evidenced by its recognition as a leader in The Forrester Wave for Managed Detection and Response Services in Europe, Q3 2025. The company is also advancing its capabilities in AI and machine learning through initiatives like EMBER2024, aimed at enhancing the training of cybersecurity models against evasive malware. Additionally, the organization has been active in securing cloud environments and developing new AI security services to bolster security operations center readiness. Moreover, CrowdStrike's proactive approach to threat detection and incident response is demonstrated through its innovative products and strategic partnerships, reinforcing its commitment to safeguarding digital infrastructures.

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