What type of data is primarily kept in CrowdStrike's cloud storage regarding detections?

The primary type of data kept in CrowdStrike's cloud storage regarding detections is detection data. This encompasses information about security threats identified by the CrowdStrike Falcon Platform, including detailed analysis of incidents such as malware detections, indicators of compromise (IOCs), and suspicious activities that have been flagged by the system.

This data is crucial for threat intelligence, enabling security teams to understand the nature of detected threats, assess their impact, and develop response strategies. The detection data is also essential for analytical purposes, allowing organizations to improve their security postures based on historical detection patterns and trends.

In this context, while user access logs, host activity reports, and sensor performance metrics are important for other aspects of cybersecurity management, they do not represent the specific focus of detection data in CrowdStrike’s cloud storage. This focus on detection data underlines CrowdStrike's commitment to providing comprehensive threat detection and response capabilities for organizations.