CrowdStrike is under probe for a $32 million deal between the company and Carahsoft to supply cybersecurity software to the Internal Revenue Service.

This regulatory attention has cast a shadow over CrowdStrike’s stock, contributing to the decline in its share price during the trading session.

CrowdStrike remains incredibly compelling, with an AI-driven platform to tackle agentic AI threats, strong ARR growth, and industry-leading security. Read more on why I rate CRWD a Buy.

CrowdStrike Holdings, Palo Alto Networks and SentinelOne are among the companies that could benefit from the trend, said Bloomberg analysts Mandeep Singh and Damian Reimertz.

Delta Air Lines filed a lawsuit against cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike on Friday, seeking massive damages for a catastrophic technology outage that paralyzed the carrier's operations this summer ...

CrowdStrike's stock plummeted more than 20 percent in early trading following the July outage, dropping from $343.05 to $273 before slightly recovering to $301.97 per share.

The House Committee on National Security is only the latest US regulatory body to probe the Crowdstrike outage, following briefing requests from the House Oversight Committee and the House Energy ...

WASHINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - Verizon Wireless will pay $1.25 million to settle a regulatory probe into whether it blocked customer access to mobile broadband applications on Android phones, the ...