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Falcon Catches Threats on the Endpoint. Mesh Breaks the Path Before They Arrive.
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THE PROBLEM

CrowdStrike Is World-Class at Stopping Threats on the Endpoint. Attackers Have Noticed.

Falcon is one of the most powerful endpoint and identity security platforms available. Modern attackers have adapted – increasingly targeting the domains Falcon wasn’t built to cover.

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Endpoint mastery doesn't mean cross-domain visibility

Falcon sees endpoints and identities with exceptional fidelity. But cloud misconfigurations, SaaS exposure, and CI/CD vulnerabilities create attack paths that lead to those endpoints – and Falcon can't see them.

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Identity coverage has gaps at the edges

Falcon Identity Protection is strong within its coverage zones. But shadow identities, AI agents, MCP connections, and third-party SaaS permissions create exposure chains that fall outside Falcon's field of view.

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Alert prioritization without business context

Falcon generates high-quality detections. But without cross-domain context, teams still struggle to answer the question that matters: which of these findings creates a viable path to our Crown Jewels?

Effective threat management requires a layered and integrated approach, but today’s solutions are siloes that operate with insufficient knowledge of each other, leading to visibility gaps with high operational overhead.
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THE SOLUTION

Mesh CSMA: The Cross-Domain Layer That
Completes CrowdStrike

Mesh doesn’t compete with Falcon. It extends it – connecting CrowdStrike’s signals with your full stack to reveal the attack paths no single platform can see alone.

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Connect Falcon Into Your Unified Security Graph

Mesh integrates natively with CrowdStrike, pulling endpoint, identity, and threat intelligence signals into a real-time graph alongside your cloud, SaaS, network, and on-prem tools.
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Reveal What Attackers Do Before They Reach the Endpoint

Mesh correlates Falcon’s detections with upstream exposures – showing how cloud misconfigurations, identity gaps, and SaaS blind spots chain together into viable attack paths before Falcon fires.
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Orchestrate Remediation Across Your Full Stack

Mesh uses Falcon’s signals as input to drive systematic attack path elimination across every tool you own – prioritized by real business risk, not detection severity.
THE OUTCOMES

Get More From Falcon by Seeing Beyond It.

See and eliminate complete post-phishing attack paths before attackers find them

See the full attack chain, not just the endpoint event

Mesh reveals how exposures outside Falcon’s view – cloud, SaaS, CI/CD, third-party identity – chain with CrowdStrike detections to create complete, cross-domain attack paths to Crown Jewels.
See the full attack chain

Prioritize Falcon alerts by actual business impact

Stop triaging detections by severity score alone. Mesh adds cross-domain context to every Falcon alert – showing which detections are part of a real attack chain that threatens critical assets.
Prioritize Falcon alerts

Close the gaps Falcon can't reach

Shadow identities, AI agent permissions, exposed secrets, and SaaS misconfigurations create upstream risk that leads to your endpoints. Mesh surfaces and eliminates these paths before CrowdStrike ever sees them.
Close the gaps

Unify CrowdStrike with your full security stack

Falcon is one critical layer of your defense. Mesh connects it with every other tool you own – turning best-of-breed endpoint protection into unified enterprise-wide visibility and control.
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What is Automated Security Control Assessment (ASCA)?

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The Five Layers of CSMA (Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture)

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