Falcon Secure Access Sets the Standard for Zero Trust Browser Security
2026-07-09T07:23:31Z•b36ecf4f97fbb613af49b441719fd735d28ce95e53230a587a839b86c2e28bbd
AI securityAzureClickOnceFalcon CloudFalcon Secure AccessGoogle Cloudagentic SOCbrowser securitycloud breachescloud securitycrowdstrikeidentityprompt injectionthreat researchzero trust
What happened
CrowdStrike published a series of blog posts (June–July 2026) covering browser and zero-trust security (Falcon Secure Access, browser zero-days), new prompt injection techniques, agentic SOCs and AI/identity risks in AI agent deployments, cloud security updates for Azure/Google Cloud, a State of CDR survey on cloud breaches, and a two-part analysis of ClickOnce abuse. These posts provide guidance on mitigations, product updates (Falcon Cloud/Falcon Secure Access), and tactics used by threat actors (prompt injection, ClickOnce abuse).
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