CrowdStrike (CRWD) Smashes Records: Why It’s Still the Cybersecurity King in 2025

CrowdStrike just rewrote the rulebook—again. The cloud-native security giant blasted past its all-time high this week, leaving legacy players choking on its dust. Here's why the market can't quit Falcon.

The Unkillable Growth Engine

While traditional security firms patch vulnerabilities, CRWD's AI-native platform predicts attacks before they happen. No wonder enterprises are ditching firewall dinosaurs for this real-time threat hunter.

Wall Street's Love-Hate Affair

Analysts keep raising price targets while short sellers burn—classic 'can't live with it, can't short it' tech stock drama. (Bonus cynicism: At least someone's making money off cybercrime besides ransomware gangs.)

The bottom line? In a world where breaches cost more than executive bonuses, CrowdStrike isn't just selling software—it's selling corporate survival insurance.