CrowdStrike partner in Dubai

We review your current endpoints, existing agents, operating system spread and regulatory obligations. That determines which Falcon modules are needed and which would duplicate protection already in place.

• Existing agents inventoried per operating system build, since old ones conflict with the Falcon sensor
• Module overlap checked against what you already own, so vulnerability management is not bought twice
• Retention obligation confirmed early, because it decides how long detection data must be held

Rollout is staged by group with a documented rollback position, so a policy problem affects one set of machines rather than the whole estate. Legacy agents are removed cleanly to avoid conflicts.

• Rollout ordered by risk, with servers and developer machines handled last
• Legacy agent removal scripted and verified per machine, not assumed from a console count
• A rollback position written down per group before that group is touched

Prevention, detection and response policies are built per group rather than applied uniformly. Servers, workstations and developer machines each get settings appropriate to their workload.

• Prevention moved from detect to block once the evidence supports it
• Detection sensitivity raised on servers, where an unexpected process is far more telling
• Sensor update policy pinned, so an agent version never changes unannounced

Business applications that trip generic detection logic are identified and handled through targeted exclusions, so alerts stay meaningful and prevention stays on.

• Line-of-business applications found during the pilot, while the queue is still small
• Exclusions written narrowly by path and hash, never by switching off a detection class
• Each exclusion recorded with its reason, so a later review knows whether it can be retired

The platform is connected to your identity provider, SIEM and ticketing workflow, so detections land where your team already works.

• Detections routed into the queue your analysts already work in, not a separate console
• Identity signals connected so a compromised account and a compromised host read as one story
• Ticket fields mapped once, so nobody re-types host and user on every incident

Day-to-day administration, policy tuning and detection review are handled by our team in Dubai, with configuration revisited at agreed intervals.

• Detections reviewed for what was suppressed as well as what was raised
• Exclusions re-examined periodically, since the application that needed one is often gone
• Sensor versions tracked against the supported range, with upgrades planned in