Cybersecurity Analyst at a construction company with 201-500 employees
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Sep 1, 2026
Correlating SaaS activity with identity and endpoint context enhances my ability to investigate threats because correlation is very important as endpoints only receive one type of data, and this incorporates the SaaS data as well with identity protection, allowing me a better picture of what is happening, how the user is interacting with the SaaS application, and which identities are being focused on the threat. CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security has changed the amount of manual effort required to assess and manage SaaS security. It has gained better visibility and better ways to correlate the data and allows for faster remediation and faster response. This discovery has impacted my security operations by allowing us to use correlation more and identify risk within the organization to bring to leadership. AI applications and agents are changing the way I think about SaaS security because an issue we are seeing is cybersecurity being brought in at the very end of those kinds of conversations for new SaaS applications. This allows us to gain visibility in the early stages of new applications and protect our organization before those applications are brought to the organization. My advice for other organizations considering CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security is that identity security is a big aspect, and CrowdStrike allows for better correlation as they have insights into endpoint security as well, which facilitates better correlation into any incidents that come up. I would rate this solution a ten overall.
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Correlating SaaS activity with identity and endpoint context enhances my ability to investigate threats because correlation is very important as endpoints only receive one type of data, and this incorporates the SaaS data as well with identity protection, allowing me a better picture of what is happening, how the user is interacting with the SaaS application, and which identities are being focused on the threat. CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security has changed the amount of manual effort required to assess and manage SaaS security. It has gained better visibility and better ways to correlate the data and allows for faster remediation and faster response. This discovery has impacted my security operations by allowing us to use correlation more and identify risk within the organization to bring to leadership. AI applications and agents are changing the way I think about SaaS security because an issue we are seeing is cybersecurity being brought in at the very end of those kinds of conversations for new SaaS applications. This allows us to gain visibility in the early stages of new applications and protect our organization before those applications are brought to the organization. My advice for other organizations considering CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security is that identity security is a big aspect, and CrowdStrike allows for better correlation as they have insights into endpoint security as well, which facilitates better correlation into any incidents that come up. I would rate this solution a ten overall.