Tech CEO Touts CrowdStrike’s (CRWD) Catalysts, Strengths

Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike (CRWD) has multiple, strong, positive catalysts, and it will be difficult for competitors to keep up with the company, Nathaniel Bradley, the CEO of Datavault AI (DVLT), “a data technology and licensing company,” told Schwab Network today.

Security personnel at their consoles, monitoring a global network of threats in real-time.

CRWD’s Powerful Catalysts

“Few companies” can match the strength of CRWD’s positive drivers, according to Bradley. Given the proliferation of cyberattacks, small and midsized firms have to look to CRWD and its peers for protection, while cybersecurity is also extremely important for large companies, according to the CEO.

What’s more, in order to be successful, AI, the cloud, and datacenters will have to be protected by cybersecurity firms, Bradley contended. And in a related point, he predicted that CRWD and its peers would benefit from the increased utilization of high-performance computing associated with AI.

Competitors Will Have Trouble Keeping Up

It will be difficult for CRWD’s competitors, particularly start-ups, to keep pace with the cybersecurity giant, the CEO stated. Other companies in the sector will have trouble matching CRWD’s investments and capabilities, Bradley explained.

The Recent Price Action of CRWD Stock

In the last month, CRWD has dropped 9%, while it’s up 1.5% so far in 2025.

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