Techcrunch CrowdStrike Terminates Insider for Sharing Sensitive Information with Hackers
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CrowdStrike has confirmed the termination of a suspicious insider who shared internal screenshots with a hacking group. The incident did not result in a breach of the company's systems or compromise customer data, according to a company spokesperson.
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