Customer Reviews (10)
Charlie H.
Worth the investment overall
The pricing felt a bit steep at first, but after seeing how much time and trouble Crowdstrike saved us, it definitely pays for itself. For our mid-sized team, the investment has translated into fewer security incidents and less manual monitoring, which frees up resources elsewhere. It’s not the cheapest option out there, but the value you get—especially in terms of real-time threat detection—is solid. Overall, I think it’s a smart buy if security is a priority.
Ronald P.
Switched from McAfee, solid upgrade
We switched from McAfee to Crowdstrike after dealing with slow response times and clunky interfaces. Crowdstrike’s cloud-based setup felt way more lightweight and the threat detection seemed sharper in real-world tests. I also compared it with SentinelOne, but found Crowdstrike’s dashboard easier to navigate and the support team more responsive when we had questions. The only downside is that it can get pricey as you scale up, but overall it’s been a solid upgrade for our security needs.
Jackson P.
Stopped phishing attacks fast
Our company kept getting hit with phishing attacks that slipped past our old system, but Crowdstrike helped us detect and block them quickly before any damage was done. It's made our email security way more reliable.
Wesley W.
Good value for protection
Crowdstrike isn’t cheap, but the protection and quick response times save us headaches and downtime, so it feels worth the cost. For what we get, the ROI is solid in my experience.
Harry R.
Mixed feelings on setup
Getting Crowdstrike up and running was a bit of a mixed bag. The initial onboarding was pretty smooth, and the setup wizard helped speed things along, but some of the more advanced configurations took way longer than I expected. The learning curve wasn’t terrible, but there were moments where the documentation left me scratching my head. Overall, not horrible but definitely not as seamless as I hoped.
Malcolm P.
Effective Detection with Minor Alerts
The endpoint detection feature really helps catch threats before they spread, which has saved us a few headaches. I also like the real-time threat intelligence, though the alert system can get a bit noisy at times.
Quinten V.
Catches threats well
Caught a few sneaky threats before they became a pain, which was nice. The dashboard took me a bit to get used to but overall solid.
Gareth G.
Lightweight and clear visibility
Switched from McAfee and tried SentinelOne before settling on Crowdstrike. What sold me was how lightweight it felt on our endpoints and the clear visibility it gave into threats without drowning me in alerts. It’s not perfect—sometimes the dashboard can feel a bit cluttered—but overall, it’s been reliable and easier to manage for our team.
Gabriel H.
Strong detection, easy dashboard
The real-time threat detection caught some suspicious activity on our network that other tools missed, which honestly saved us a lot of headaches. I also really like the user-friendly dashboard—it makes reviewing alerts and reports way less of a chore. The only thing that could be better is the initial setup process, which was a bit confusing and took longer than expected.
Ava C.
Solid and reliable security
Crowdstrike has been solid for catching threats without slowing everything down. Setup took a bit longer than I expected, but once it was running, it pretty much works in the background and lets me get stuff done. The dashboard can be a little overwhelming at first, but the alerts are clear and actually helpful. Overall, it's a reliable tool that feels like it’s got my back most of the time.