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A Botched Update by the Cybersecurity Company Last Summer Caused a Worldwide Outage of Windows Computers and Servers. Since Then the Firm Has Recovered the Billion in Market Value It Lost After the Incident the Financial Times Ft Reported Sunday. According to the Report the Companys Shares Which Plummeted by More Than a Third in the Two Weeks Following the Outage Are Now Worth More Than They Were Before the Glitch.

Ceo George Kurtz Told the Ft the Com south korea telemarketing data pany Had Recovered by Turning the Crisis Into a Competitive Advantage Noting That the Incident Hadnt Lessened Customers Trust. Customers Are Staying With Us Kurtz Said. We Had One Customer Say That Broken Bones Heal Stronger and They Dont Expect This to Reoccur.

That Hasnt Gone Through Something Like This Theres Probably More Risk. The Ft Noted That Crowdstrike Had a Reputation as the First Line of Defense Against Cyberthreats for Many High-profile Companies Which Exacerbated the Scale of the Outage on July and While Insurers Project That the Outage Could Lead to Billions of Dollars in Losses Crowdstrike Only Moderately Reduced Its Fourth Quarter Guidance the Report Said Saying It Had Seen a Customer Retention Rate in the Quarter When the Outage Happened.