CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. has seen a rebound following a significant outage in July 2024, aided by expanding partnerships with managed security service providers (MSSPs), according to CEO George Kurtz. In a recent interview, Kurtz highlighted the worsening cyber threat environment, attributing it to escalating geopolitical tensions. Additionally, he revealed that the company's estimated compensation strategy post-outage was originally projected at $60 million over two quarters, but actual expenses reached $86 million. Jim Cramer, a prominent financial commentator, continues to support CrowdStrike, purchasing shares for his Charitable Trust despite recent price drops and asserting that bearish analysts have misjudged the company's potential.