Shares of major cybersecurity companies like CrowdStrike, Okta, Cloudflare, and Palo Alto Networks dropped sharply on Thursday, falling 8-10% amid a broad tech market selloff. These stocks, once seen as resilient and benefiting from AI growth, faced pressure due to broader market concerns and recent infrastructure hacks dubbed 'Black October.' The declines outpaced the overall tech software sector ETF loss of 4.4%, signaling heightened investor caution in this space.
As of Nov 06, 2026 04:27 WIB, CrowdStrike shares on Pluang are priced at USD 216.33, down 10.24% in one day. Okta is trading at USD 170.00 with an 11.02% decline over the same period. Meanwhile, Cloudflare bucks the trend with a 7.76% gain, priced at USD 287.52 on Pluang.
In Q3 2026, Polen Capital's 5Perspectives Large Growth Composite Portfolio returned 0.0% net of fees, slightly underperforming the benchmark's 0.9% gain. Key contributors were CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, and Micron Technology, while Microsoft, Meta Plat...
CrowdStrike announced two deals to acquire AI security startups Fiddler AI and Dreadnode for a combined $495 million, aiming to enhance its AI agent monitoring and testing capabilities. It also launched the AI Kill Switch, a product allowing administ...
CrowdStrike introduced an AI Kill Switch in its Falcon Guardian product, allowing security teams to shut down rogue AI agents, a feature highlighted by Jim Cramer as a major advancement in AI safety. Currently, the Kill Switch works at the network ga...
CrowdStrike introduced a new AI kill switch that allows businesses to terminate rogue AI agents, prevent their restart, and block their network access. This technology, part of the Falcon Guardian platform, addresses growing concerns about AI safety ...
CrowdStrike is acquiring Fiddler AI for about $400 million and Dreadnode for around $95 million to expand its AI security offerings. These acquisitions will help CrowdStrike monitor, test, and secure AI models and agents as companies rapidly adopt AI...
