Falcon sees the exposure. Basirah proves you closed it.
Falcon Spotlight gives you scanless vulnerability data straight from the sensor, which is a fast way to see what's exposed across the fleet. Seeing it is the easy half. Patching across thousands of hosts and confirming each one actually took is where exposure management on its own runs out of road.
How Basirah works with CrowdStrike Falcon
Basirah ingests Spotlight findings and correlates endpoint exposure with what your scanners and cloud tools report on the same assets, so a vulnerability isn't counted three ways. It prices the exposure in dollars with FAIR and brings the whole estate — endpoints included — into one prioritized queue.
Endpoint exposure joins everything else
Spotlight data correlates with infrastructure and cloud findings on the same asset, so endpoint risk is part of one queue rather than a separate dashboard nobody reconciles.
Exploit status weights the work
Falcon's exploit status and asset criticality feed prioritization alongside FAIR loss, so an actively exploited vulnerability on a critical host sits where it belongs — at the top.
Verification across affected hosts
A Spotlight re-check or an independent confirmation runs after the patch, per host, so a fleet-wide fix is proven host by host rather than assumed.
Proof the fix held
Patching at fleet scale is where "done" gets fuzzy: the rollout reports success while a slice of hosts quietly missed the update. Basirah re-checks the affected hosts after remediation and records the result per asset, sealing a signed evidence package for the closure. You can show that the exposure is gone across the hosts that had it, beyond a deployment job that simply returned green.
Common questions
Does Basirah replace Falcon Spotlight?
No. Spotlight stays your endpoint exposure source; Basirah correlates it with other findings, prioritizes in dollars, and verifies that fixes landed across the fleet.
Can endpoint and scanner findings be worked together?
Yes. Spotlight findings and scanner or cloud findings on the same asset collapse into one work item, so you stop reconciling separate views by hand.
How do you verify a fix across many hosts?
Verification runs per affected host — a Spotlight re-check or independent confirmation — and records each result, so closure reflects the whole exposed set.
See it run on your CrowdStrike Falcon setup
We'll wire the demo around the scanners and tickets you already use, then close the loop on a real finding.
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