CrowdStrike's comprehensive exploration into AI and machine learning emphasizes the critical need for explainability in cybersecurity models to ensure transparency, reliability, and unbiased decision-making. The use of SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) values is highlighted as a key tool for providing insights into how models arrive at their predictions, with specific emphasis on their application in both tree-based models and neural networks. While TreeExplainer is identified as effective for tree models, DeepExplainer is recommended for neural networks, as it meets multiple criteria such as accuracy and computational efficiency. The article underscores the importance of these explainability methods in enhancing trust in AI systems, improving model accuracy, and aiding threat analysts in better understanding the threat landscape. Despite the challenges and limitations of current explainability techniques, they represent a significant advancement toward achieving explainable AI, which is deemed essential for identifying and correcting model weaknesses in cybersecurity contexts.