@quinn The negligence is on the part of whoever thought using cloud products for this was a good idea. Anyone can offer any shitty product, but you're not forced to purchase and use it for critical services, are you?
@raucao@quinn About the "not forced" thing, they kind of are.
'HAE-NCF-1: There should be a unified endpoint management (UEM) [48] solution in place to
manage and secure all endpoints...' from NIST SP 800-215
Not any specific brand or solution, but to be honest is there a big worst case scenario difference between Crowdstrike and its competitors? I'm oversimplifying but all of them require more or less a centralized management console with full admin access to endpoints.
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@raucao @quinn About the "not forced" thing, they kind of are.
'HAE-NCF-1: There should be a unified endpoint management (UEM) [48] solution in place to
manage and secure all endpoints...' from NIST SP 800-215
Not any specific brand or solution, but to be honest is there a big worst case scenario difference between Crowdstrike and its competitors? I'm oversimplifying but all of them require more or less a centralized management console with full admin access to endpoints.