CrowdStrike in the news

CrowdStrike Holdings stock has significantly outperformed the market over the past five years, turning a $100 investment into $317.91.

CrowdStrike's stock currently holds a strong buy to buy rating from brokerage firms, though investors are advised to use these recommendations cautiously and cross-reference with independent research like the Zacks Rank.

Infosys and CrowdStrike are collaborating on Project QuiltWorks to tackle the escalating cybersecurity risks posed by AI-discovered vulnerabilities.

Security researcher Nightmare Eclipse released zero-day exploits impacting Avast, CrowdStrike, and Nvidia products, with companies investigating or patching the vulnerabilities.

CrowdStrike and OKTA are cybersecurity companies showing revenue growth, with CrowdStrike exhibiting rapid expansion in comprehensive solutions while OKTA demonstrates steady growth in identity and access management, with differences in profitability and valuation.

CrowdStrike's stock declined despite analyst upgrades and new AI security product launches at its Fal.Con 2026 conference.

A security researcher revealed a zero-day privilege escalation exploit in CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor, prompting CrowdStrike to issue guidance to customers.

CrowdStrike's Falcon Guardian product helps organizations discover and secure numerous unapproved AI agents operating within their networks.

CrowdStrike launched SafeMind, an agentic cybersecurity platform with dual AI models for offensive and defensive operations, demonstrating higher detection rates and faster remediation.

U.S. officials and CrowdStrike dismantled the "Sality" Russian hacking operation, which had been active for two decades, by seizing domains and cutting off a botnet.

CrowdStrike reported strong fiscal first-quarter growth and a stock split but saw shares decline as investors reacted to high valuations and a deceleration in new recurring revenue.

CrowdStrike maintains steady price targets amidst a period of quiet analyst activity and focus on long-term narratives.

CrowdStrike's stock price dropped and underperformed the broader market on Monday.

CrowdStrike achieved significant revenue and cash flow growth through AI adoption but faces high valuation concerns and emerging competition.

Jim Cramer views the recent decline in CrowdStrike's stock as a buying opportunity following a strong earnings report and the announcement of a 4-for-1 stock split.

CrowdStrike raised its full-year guidance and reported strong subscription growth and AI-driven demand despite a minor post-earnings stock dip.

CrowdStrike is experiencing rapid revenue growth and has announced a stock split to attract more investors.

CrowdStrike surpassed quarterly expectations and announced a stock split amidst broader tech industry developments involving Anthropic, SpaceX, and Broadcom.

CrowdStrike stock declined as robust US employment data fueled concerns over sustained high interest rates and a narrower-than-usual beat on key subscription metrics.

Financial analysts raised CrowdStrike price targets following positive performance expectations and the expansion of the Project QuiltWorks cybersecurity framework.