Customer Reviews (10)
Frances C.
Solid protection with smooth adoption
Our team of about 12 rolled out Crowdstrike last year after some concerns about endpoint security. Getting everyone on board took a bit of time since a few people found it a little intrusive at first, but once we saw how it caught issues in real-time, adoption picked up quickly. It’s definitely helped us work more confidently knowing there’s strong protection running quietly in the background.
Aurora P.
Mixed feelings on rollout
Our team of about 12 rolled out Crowdstrike a few months ago after management pushed for better endpoint security. Getting everyone on board was a bit rough since some of us found the interface unintuitive and the alerts overwhelming at times. Collaboration between IT and security improved slightly because of the centralized dashboard, but it took a while to figure out how to filter out noise from real threats. Overall, it feels like a useful tool once you get used to it, but the initial adoption phase was a bit frustrating for some team members.
Peregrine J.
Effective team security upgrade
Our team of about 15 IT folks switched to Crowdstrike last year after the boss pushed for better endpoint security. Getting everyone on board was smoother than expected because the interface is pretty straightforward, and the alerts are easier to manage than our old system. Collaboration improved since we could all see real-time threat data and respond quickly without waiting for lengthy meetings. The only hiccup has been occasional false positives that require manual review, but overall it’s helped us feel more proactive about security.
Joe G.
Good value for the protection
Crowdstrike isn’t the cheapest option out there, but the protection it offers has definitely saved us time and potential headaches. For what we pay, the peace of mind and quick threat response make it worth the investment in my book.
Thomas H.
Reliable and Lightweight Endpoint Security
I gave Crowdstrike a shot after trying both Carbon Black and SentinelOne, and it stood out mostly because of how lightweight it felt on our systems without sacrificing detection speed. Carbon Black was decent but sometimes slowed down workflows, and SentinelOne's interface felt clunkier for daily use. Crowdstrike's cloud-based approach made managing alerts easier, which really helped our small IT team stay on top of things without getting overwhelmed.
Hunter O.
Cut down alert noise
We were constantly getting alerts but had no clear way to prioritize threats until we started using Crowdstrike. It really helped us focus on the real risks and cut down on noise, making incident response way faster.
Marie B.
Effective and lightweight endpoint protection
Switched to Crowdstrike after trying Symantec and McAfee, and it really stood out for its lightweight agent and intuitive dashboard. The detection and response capabilities felt faster and more accurate compared to what I experienced with the others, which sometimes lagged or threw false positives. Setting it up was straightforward, and the cloud-based management made monitoring across devices much easier. The only downside is that the pricing feels steep for smaller teams, but the performance justifies it for us.
Jack L.
Mixed feelings on setup
Getting Crowdstrike up and running was a bit of a mixed bag. The initial onboarding was straightforward enough, and the dashboard setup didn’t take long, but diving deeper into the customization options felt unnecessarily complicated. It definitely took some time to get comfortable with all the features and settings, which wasn’t ideal when I was pressed for time. Overall, the setup isn’t impossible, but expect a bit of a learning curve before things run smoothly.
Malcolm T.
Solid Security for Our Team
Our team of about a dozen shifted to Crowdstrike last year after the boss insisted on beefing up endpoint security. It took some time to get everyone comfortable with the interface, especially for folks less tech-savvy, but once we settled in, collaboration around incident response became smoother. The real win was how quickly alerts started feeling actionable rather than noise, which helped the whole department feel more confident about catching threats early. Overall, it's been a solid addition that fits well with how we work together.
Martha T.
Decent but a bit pricey
Crowdstrike does what it needs to but feels a bit pricey for what we get. The return on investment is okay but not outstanding, especially for smaller setups like ours.