CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike is a cybersecurity company specializing in Endpoint Security, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Austin, United States. It has raised $481M in equity across 6 priced rounds, employs about 12,415 people, and is publicly traded.
#4Endpoint Security Pacesetter· Q3 2026updated Oct 22, 2026
Latest CrowdStrike news and company activity
What CrowdStrike did, dated — selected moves from the record, one per kind, newest first.
- Oct 2026PartnershipCrowdStrike and NVIDIA Expand AI Agent Security from Software to Silicon at NVIDIA GTC Berlin
- Oct 2026Customer winCogentrix Energy Standardizes on CrowdStrike Falcon Platform for Critical Infrastructure and AI Security
- Oct 2026Exec changeNike appoints CrowdStrike's Adam Zoller as Chief Information Security Officer
- Oct 2026Feature launch
CrowdStrike Momentum score
74/ 100climbing
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CrowdStrike funding
CrowdStrike has raised $481M in priced equity. Its most recent round was a Series E in June 2018.
- Equity raised
- $481M6 priced rounds
- Last round
- Series EJun 2018
CrowdStrike employees and hiring
CrowdStrike has about 12,415 employees, with 896 open roles.
- Employees
- 12,415
- 30-day change
- 0%
- Open roles
- 896
CrowdStrike competitors
Security professionals most often compare CrowdStrike against Trend Micro, Bitdefender, and FireEye on cybersectools.com. 55 more are in the platform, with overlap scoring.
ranked by CybersecTools comparison demand, 90 days
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CrowdStrike CISO Score
How CrowdStrike reads to a CISO buyer: seven dimensions of the Mandos Framework, scored through the eyes of a security buyer.
