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CrowdStrike announces multi-agent investigations across security domains

CrowdStrike announces multi-agent investigations across security domains Image: Primary
CrowdStrike announced coordinated AI-agent investigations spanning endpoint, identity, SaaS, cloud and network environments. The company says the agents operate in parallel through a shared context layer that retains information across agents, investigations and tenants. Customers can set autonomy by workflow, from human approval to fully autonomous execution. The announcement comes as NIS2 requires early warning within 24 hours after an entity becomes aware of a significant incident, although the source notes implementation is not uniform across Europe.
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