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Know exactly which CrowdStrike policies to enable, and the business case for each one.

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X-Analytics reads your CrowdStrike detections and tells you which policy updates reduce the most exposure, with the business case to justify every change.

CrowdStrike is one of the most powerful endpoint security investments an organization can make. But its full value depends on the configuration: which prevention policies are enabled, which settings are tuned, and whether the deployment reflects how the business actually operates. Most teams know they could be getting more out of it.

X-Analytics uses your own detections to tell you exactly which policies to update, with the financial exposure each one removes, so the case for turning on prevention is specific, pragmatic, and defensible.

How X-Analytics solves it?

React based on evidence, not a wide policy audit

Instead of trying to review every CrowdStrike policy setting, ARIA uses detections as the evidence trail, maps them to the specific policy updates that would have prevented them, and shows you the business case for each one.

Ground your analysis in what CrowdStrike is actually seeing

In addition to reading detections, the CrowdStrike integration further grounds the analysis in your reality by informing your threat context with what CrowdStrike's scans are finding in your environment. Your exposure reflects what is actually happening, not just what was assumed.

Agent:

Detections drive the recommendations

ARIA reads detections from your CrowdStrike environment and maps each one to the MITRE technique behind it. That MITRE mapping is the bridge between what CrowdStrike is seeing and what X-Analytics can measure. You can remove false positives before anything flows into the analysis.

Agent:

See the policy update and the exposure it removes

Every recommendation can be a specific policy update inside CrowdStrike. ARIA maps each detection to the configuration change that would address it, shows the simulated exposure benefit, and provides the cost of remediation. Not a new tool or a new process.

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What you walk away with

The business case for every CrowdStrike policy change

Specific policy recommendations

Not a generic configuration audit. Each recommendation is a specific CrowdStrike policy update tied to a detection that actually happened in your environment.

Financial justification per change

The exposure each policy update removes and the cost of remediation, so the case for turning on prevention is measured in dollars, not just best practice.

The ROI of CrowdStrike, demonstrated

A board-ready view of what CrowdStrike is doing for the organization and the value created by enabling its full capabilities. Contextualize CrowdStrike in a board governance construct.

Questions, answered

Find answers to common questions about X-Analytics and how our solution can help quantify and manage your cyber risk.

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