Seems like microsoft is getting put into the headlines because the Crowdstrike versions for mac and linux aren't affected. Plus Crowdstrike has a history of pushing people onto microsoft tech support when their software causes problems.
Once software is effecting a certain number of endpoints the vendor has to prove they are testing sufficiently.
Microsoft is all in on kernel extensions, when Apple has shown that you can deprecate them and move the most important use cases outside the kernel. I blame Microsoft for not starting the herculean task of deprecating kernel extension. Remember, Satya Nadella said recently that Microsoft will put security above everything else, even backward compatibility. Then the Recall fiasco happened and Nadella was caught pants down with the useless value of his word.