Browser Security: Zero-Days Are Only Part of the Problem
2026-07-01T07:23:31Z•13c354c40757dc1cc0a6c73e14000d178a591cd561b6e3580120ab420a1df531
AI agentsAzureCDR surveyClickOnce abuseExecutive Order 14409Falcon Cloud SecurityFalcon Exposure ManagementGoogle Cloudbrowser securitycloud breachescloud securitycontinuous identityidentitysoftware deployment abusezero‑day
What happened
CrowdStrike published a series of June 2026 blog posts covering multiple defensive and threat topics: browser security and the limits of focusing only on zero‑days; a Falcon Cloud Security release with expanded Azure and Google Cloud coverage; identity risks and continuous identity proposals for AI agent deployments; results from a State of CDR survey reporting high incidence of cloud breaches; a two‑part analysis of new abuse techniques leveraging Microsoft ClickOnce application deployment; guidance following Executive Order 14409 on securing AI; and product updates including Falcon Exposure
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- 2026-07-01T07:23:31Z
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