CrowdStrike's Business Is Booming Thanks to Rogue AI Agents: CEO George Kurtz Calls Them 'Friend and Foe'
CrowdStrike says AI agents are now attacking on their own, and defending against them delivered its best quarter yet.
CrowdStrike says AI programs that attack on their own are now a real problem, and helping companies defend against them made their business grow a lot. When a company solves a big new problem, that can be a sign people will want their products more.
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