The report is the company’s second since a flawed CrowdStrike update crashed millions of devices operating on Microsoft’s Windows systems.
CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. shares fell in late trading after the cybersecurity software firm issued a fourth-quarter earnings forecast that fell short of investors’ expectations.
The company said it expects adjusted earnings of 84 US cents (US$1.13) to 86 US cents per share, below analysts’ estimates for 87 US cents.
