PLATFORM BRIEF · REVIEWED 2026-10-31
CrowdStrike Falcon
Endpoint protection, investigation and response with optional identity, cloud and SOC modules.
Official product documentation ↗Capabilities and deployment
Documented AI or automation
Charlotte AI and behavioral detection are documented platform capabilities; entitlement depends on the purchased modules.
Data and integration requirements
Endpoint sensors and relevant identity, cloud or log connectors.
Limits and trial questions
Scope the exact bundle, operating systems and response permissions. Test sensor updates, rollback procedures and resilience as well as detection.
Provider documentation is evidence of what is advertised, not an independent validation of effectiveness. Request current feature entitlements and demonstrate your actual workflow.
Source reviewed 2026-10-31 ↗Pricing and procurement
Falcon Go: $7.99/device/month or $59.99/device/year
- Plan / scope
- Falcon Go; not the full Falcon portfolio
- Region / currency
- US site; USD; confirm local eligibility and tax
- Billing unit
- Per device, monthly or annual billing respectively
- Page reviewed
- 2026-10-31
- Evidence status
- Vendor-published plan price
Go purchases are limited to 100 devices. Optional modules and enterprise/MDR offerings differ. Annual amount is an annual bill, not a monthly price.
Official pricing / procurement source ↗For entries without a verified amount, request a quote. Include modules, retention, ingestion, support, implementation and contract minimums; a free trial is not a permanent free tier.
Benchmark evidence
No comparable sourced benchmark supplied; not measured by this directory. Detection speed, false-positive rate, zero-day coverage, overhead and remediation time are deliberately not assigned numerical values here.
For a defensible comparison, record the product version, policy, endpoint or workload, dataset, attack scenario, false-positive denominator, timestamp, percentile and source. Separate vendor-reported claims from independent evaluation results and editorial interpretation.
Evidence and evaluation method →