Organisations have no shortage of security data. The challenge is bringing together security information from across the environment to prioritise the issues that matter most. The integration enables security teams to ingest and correlate validated Nodezero findings with endpoint, identity, cloud and other security telemetry during investigations, providing additional context for security operations.

Nodezero provides validated security findings and exposure data that help organisations understand exploitable attack paths and remediation priorities. By making this data available within Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, security teams can incorporate validated exposure information into broader security investigations and operational workflows.

Falcon Next-Gen SIEM unifies first- and third-party data, native threat intelligence, AI, and workflow automation to transform security operations. Delivering more capabilities with up to 150x faster search performance than legacy SIEMs and solutions positioned as SIEM alternatives, at up to 80% lower total cost of ownership, Falcon Next-Gen SIEM helps organisations detect, investigate, and respond to threats more efficiently.

“By combining Nodezero's offensive insights with Crowdstrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, security teams can rapidly identify coverage gaps, tune policies in real time, and verify fixes with confidence," said Snehal Antani, CEO and co-founder of Horizon3. "This powerful synergy helps close the loop between proactive validation and runtime protection, helping organisations improve cyber resilience while maximizing the value of their security investments.”

"Security operations are most effective when teams can bring together data from across their security ecosystem," said Daniel Bernard, chief business officer at Crowdstrike. "Making Horizon3 findings available within Falcon Next-Gen SIEM gives customers another source of security data they can incorporate into their existing security operations workflows, helping them investigate and prioritise proactive risk more efficiently."