CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz repeatedly used the word “resilience” on Wednesday to describe his cybersecurity company’s financial prospects, just weeks after its faulty software update took down businesses worldwide.
His comments came after CrowdStrike reported its latest quarterly earnings and warned that its annual revenue would be lower than expected. But the forecast was only slightly lower than what analysts had anticipated, providing hope that most customers would stick around despite the huge tech glitch.
