George Kurtz
Chief executive and president, CrowdStrike
George Kurtz is a chief executive and president at CrowdStrike. Their most recent Section 16 filing is from October 2026.
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Money
CrowdStrike's president sold $64 million at the top while warning AI models get worse
Form 4s show CrowdStrike's president banked $64.2 million and its CEO $5.3 million as the stock set records, both under Rule 10b5-1 plans. The same week, Sentonas was on air warning that problems with AI models are "only going to get worse."
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Safety
CrowdStrike puts SafeMind on NVIDIA's stage while Check Point patches its own exploited 9.8s
CrowdStrike put SafeMind on NVIDIA's stage on 3 October, six days after Check Point wired its sub-100-millisecond agent verdict into NVIDIA's OpenShell runtime. Both are bidding for the same agent-security budget, and Check Point reports on 2 November with two actively exploited 9.8-severity holes in its own gear on the record.
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Deals
CrowdStrike sets up shop inside OpenAI's prepaid AI budget
Falcon went live in the OpenAI Marketplace on 29 September as one of 32 launch partners, bought with AI commitments enterprises had already signed. The budget swap feeds a growth machine priced near 44 times guided sales, in a quarter the company's own filing says still carries outage scars.
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Policy
Closed in Silence: CrowdStrike's $32M IRS Deal Probe Ends With No Charges, No Answers
Prosecutors ended the CrowdStrike distributor probe with no charges and no explanation, and the SEC's parallel inquiry is still an open question. The stock slipped on a bigger number the same day: what a marquee AI customer now costs to win.
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