CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike Falcon unifies endpoint protection (EDR/XDR), identity threat detection and cloud security under one lightweight agent, sold in tiers from Falcon Go to Complete.

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CategoryEndpoint Security
AccessWeb platform
PricingPaid
APIAvailable
Overview

What is CrowdStrike?

CrowdStrike was founded in 2011 by George Kurtz, Dmitri Alperovitch and Gregg Marston, and is publicly traded (Nasdaq: CRWD); its headquarters moved from Sunnyvale, California to Austin, Texas in 2023. The Falcon platform delivers endpoint protection, EDR/XDR, identity threat detection and cloud workload security through a single lightweight sensor backed by a cloud-native security data platform, with add-on modules sold across tiered packages from Falcon Go to Falcon Complete.

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Sources checked 27 September 2026: official website, documentation, pricing page.

Why teams use it

Key capabilities

  • Single Falcon sensor: Lightweight agent covering NGAV, EDR and XDR.
  • Tiered packages: From Falcon Go (from $7.99/device/month, capped at 100 devices) up to Elite and Complete managed response.
  • Add-on modules: Identity protection, cloud security and threat intelligence layered onto the same sensor.
Core areas

Endpoint detection and response (EDR/XDR), plus identity and cloud workload security, are the primary use cases.

Positioning

Shortlist CrowdStrike when you need a single agent covering endpoint, identity and cloud workload protection at enterprise scale. Compare its tiered per-device packages (Go/Pro/Enterprise/Elite/Complete) against your existing SIEM/SOC tooling and required modules.

Why it matters

Confirm exactly which modules and device-count limits are included in your chosen package tier before comparing total cost against competing EDR/XDR vendors.

Deployment & technical details

Technical details

Access
Web platform
Source model
Other license
Founded
2011
Headquarters
Austin, Texas, USA
Pricing model
Paid
Starting price
7.99 USD · verify current price ↗
API
Available
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Before you shortlist

What to verify for your environment

Start from the users, systems and operating responsibilities the tool needs to support.

  • Confirm current features, licensing and support terms with the publisher.
  • Validate deployment, data location, access control, backup and recovery requirements.
  • Test integrations, export paths and a representative operational workflow before committing.
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