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The gap that legacy security tools were calibrated around is closing.
Attackers are now using AI to find and exploit vulnerabilities at a speed those tools were not designed to match, CrowdStrike's CEO said Thursday, positioning the company's platform as a necessary response to that shift.
Where legacy tooling hits its limit Detection in traditional security architecture depends on signatures matched against known patterns, with response latency built into every stage of that pipeline.
AI changes the economics on the attacker side. Vulnerability discovery that once required significant skilled effort can now move faster. The exploitation window compresses accordingly.
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