“The latest adversary is on your payroll. It's the agent that you just fired up with privileges… It literally will steal a credential off your computer even if you didn't give it access because it wants to complete its goal.”

…to use technologies like AI in a safer way and it enables them to harness the power of that. And that doesn't just open up a bigger TAM, it opens up like a whole new market for us because we are then a key element into the deployment of AI. And safety becomes a much broader opportunity for agents

…of the walls. Correct. Now it's not just let's repel the invader. Now the game is: all right, how do we safely allow companies to have these there's no other way to say it software-based agents coming and going utilizing what they're supposed to have access to and then how do we track that activity

um right we say cyber security do you think we'll start saying cyber safety as time goes on or ai safety

Yeah, and I think AI safety will encompass the security piece, which is to keep the adversary out, but will also encompass how do you leverage it securely. We talk about things like a kill switch. You're not going to be able to deploy agents without a kill switch. And these are the things that…

You've said recently that Frontier AI labs are now customers of CrowdStrike. And I think you disclosed an eight-figure deal with one of them. Why would a company that has the capability of building something as powerful as a mythos-class model need to buy security rather than building it in-house?…