Nothing else is working. Why not memory forensics?

The text highlights CrowdStrike's notable achievements and developments in cybersecurity, with a focus on its recognition as a leader in various industry reports and its strategic approaches to combating cyber threats. Among the key points are the September 2025 Patch Tuesday, addressing two publicly disclosed zero-days and eight critical vulnerabilities, and CrowdStrike's acknowledgment as a leader in Managed Detection and Response Services in Europe by Forrester. The company has also advanced the training of cybersecurity machine learning models against evasive malware and secured AI at machine speed to defend against expanding attack surfaces. Additionally, the text critiques the reliance on memory forensics as an outdated security model, advocating instead for an Indicator of Attack (IOA)-based approach to efficiently detect, alert, and prevent adversarial actions, thereby making effective security accessible to more organizations.