ETT and CrowdStrike
Technology we implement
Within ETT's vCISO practice, CrowdStrike provides the endpoint and workload protection layer for AI platform deployments — securing the environments where models, agents and sensitive data operate.
CrowdStrike is a technology ETT designs with, deploys and supports. No formal partnership is claimed, and CrowdStrike is not an ETT customer.
About CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike is a global leader in cloud-native cybersecurity. Its Falcon platform protects endpoints, cloud workloads, identities and data, powered by one of the industry's largest threat-intelligence operations.
Falcon's single lightweight agent and AI-driven detection have made it a standard choice for enterprises modernising their security stack.
How CrowdStrike fits into how we work
AI expands a business's attack surface. New platforms, new data flows, new automated agents acting on systems: each is something that has to be defended. CrowdStrike fits the ETT story as the protection layer over the environments where AI actually runs, which is why it sits inside our vCISO practice rather than off to one side.
ETT's secure-by-design principle means security is not an afterthought once an AI platform is live. We bring CrowdStrike in early, so the endpoints, workloads and identities involved in an AI deployment are protected from the start. The aim is that adopting AI makes a client more capable without making them more exposed, and CrowdStrike is a key part of holding that line.
Our work around CrowdStrike
Our vCISO practice works with your existing endpoint controls when defining the security position for an AI deployment.
Secure by design, not after
We bring CrowdStrike into the architecture from the outset, so the environments where models and agents run are protected before they go live rather than retrofitted once a risk appears.
Protect the whole AI footprint
AI touches endpoints, cloud workloads and identities. We use Falcon to cover that full footprint, so there is no soft underbelly left exposed as the deployment grows.
vCISO-led, business-aware
Our vCISO practice ties CrowdStrike's protection to the client's actual risk posture, so security decisions are proportionate and aligned to the business rather than generic.
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