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How is CrowdStrike Falcon data used?
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CrowdStrike Falcon data access is limited to only a selected few of the Berkeley Lab IT team; the Berkeley Lab IT CrowdStrike team has taken privacy training to ensure the highest privacy practice and is trusted with the data. The data will only be accessed and used to do work for Berkeley Lab.
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data is stored
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Crowdstrike stores CrowdStrike Falcon data on its secure cloud serverson Crowdstrike servers in the cloud. Berkeley Lab retains ownership of the data.
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CrowdStrike does retain some information about the usage of your computer that has privacy implications. This information is necessary to detect hostile activity and includes login times, file names, and even some network activity. The privacy concerning information gathered is minimal, but required in order to protect your computer. We recognize the privacy concerns and have taken the appropriate steps above to protect this data. Please note such privacy concerns are not unique to Crowdstrike data, many cyber security tools and can create privacy concerning such data while collecting the information necessary to protect your compugterBerkeley Lab. You might take a moment to review the relevant policies and RPM in this space.
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