How CrowdStrike plans to become a generational platform

theCUBE analysts are live today [How CrowdStrike plans to become a generational platform]( The cybersecurity landscape, and specifically the impact made by CrowdStrike Holdings Inc., is the focus of Dave Vellante’s market insights in this week’s Breaking Analysis column: “[How CrowdStrike plans to become a generational platform]( Ahead of [theCUBE's two-day live broadcast of CrowdStrike's annual user conference, Fal.Con]( Vellante digs into the company's recent power plays. CrowdStrike has successfully leveraged itself from a point solution provider to a “gold-standard pure-play cybersecurity firm” in league with Palo Alto Networks Inc. CrowdStrike's gold standard Despite the macro-headwinds, “CrowdStrike is executing extremely well,” according to Vellante, as he breaks down the company’s performance in the market and measures it against closest competitors and the Nasdaq market composite. CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform underpins the company’s success, according to Vellante, who calls out the most significant aspects of CrowdStrike’s architecture and platform as he continues his profile of the company. [The analysis]( ends with a discussion on extended detection and response (XDR), which some security executives in a recent ETR roundtable “see as a replacement for – or at least a strong complement to – [security information and event management].” In fact, one participant stated: “If the regulatory requirement isn’t there, I absolutely will get rid of my SIEM.” Get more cybersecurity news + analysis Check out Vellante’s [full report]( and catch up with the entire Breaking Analysis column on [SiliconANGLE]( and[Wikibon](. You can also [watch Dave’s analysis on YouTube]( or listen as a [podcast](. [This week’s]( Breaking Analysis is just part of theCUBE’s ongoing coverage of [the changing face]( of cloud security. Over the summer, we have published [independent analysis]( of the security market and video interviews and written coverage of security-focused events [on the road]( and [in our studio](. This week adds two new security-focused events to theCUBE’s event calendar: Dell's "Trusted Infrastructure" livestream and CrowdStrike's Fal.Con in-person event. [Get the full report]( [A blueprint for trusted infrastructure]( Today, Sept. 20, theCUBE and Dell Technologies Inc. talk zero-trust security from the perspective of infrastructure. During the “[A Blueprint for Trusted Infrastructure]( event, Dell’s industry experts Peter Gerr, senior consultant of cybersecurity and resiliency marketing; Steve Kenniston, senior cybersecurity consultant; Parasar Kodati, senior consultant of ISG product marketing; and Rob Emsley, head of data protection and cybersecurity marketing, join Dave Vellante for a mini-event on how computing infrastructure can be an enforcer of cybersecurity policies.  Discover more about what to expect during the “A Blueprint for Trusted Infrastructure” event in our[Reader’s Guide]( and go to [theCUBE’s exclusive event website]( to add the event to your calendar. Don’t miss it! 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