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CrowdStrike executives promoted an AI “control plane” for agent governance and highlighted evaluation results for its SafeMind vulnerability-identification model at Fal.Con

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At Fal.Con, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz argued that an AI control plane will become a contested layer of enterprise security as AI agents operate across endpoints, cloud, and identity. CrowdStrike also discussed shifting “frontier” AI research toward cyber defense through a lab aimed at building defense-focused, agentic models, citing performance evaluations for SafeMind and related systems.

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