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CrowdStrike brings real-time Cloud Detection and Response to Google Cloud

CrowdStrike's runtime protection now covers Google Cloud. As AI-powered attacks accelerate, enterprises need detection everywhere.

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Why it matters

CrowdStrike expands its Cloud Detection and Response platform to Google Cloud, addressing the rising threat of AI-accelerated cloud attacks. This positions the security vendor to defend multi-cloud infrastructure as threat actors increasingly use AI to move laterally across cloud environments.

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  1. CrowdStrike launches Cloud Detection and Response on Google Cloud Platform

  2. Announced at Google Cloud Next 2026 in Las Vegas

  3. Adds runtime protection for Google Cloud workloads

  4. Targets AI-powered attacks and lateral movement across cloud systems

  5. Extends existing service availability beyond AWS to multi-cloud strategy

  6. CrowdStrike expands Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) service to Google Cloud Platform

  7. Focus on runtime protection as attackers use AI to accelerate breach and lateral movement

  8. Expands existing CDR offering which already covered AWS

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Publisher excerpt: CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. today expanded its Cloud Detection and Response service to Google Cloud Platform, adding runtime protection for Google workloads as attackers lean on artificial intelligence to break into cloud environments and pivot between systems at faster speeds. Announced at Google…
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