CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. is a global cybersecurity technology company founded in 2011 by George Kurtz, Dmitri Alperovitch, and Gregg Marston. The founders believed that traditional on-premises security technologies were poorly suited to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks and the rapid shift toward cloud computing. CrowdStrike therefore built its security architecture around a cloud-native platform capable of collecting large amounts of endpoint telemetry, analyzing adversary activity, and delivering protection without relying primarily on conventional on-device antivirus signatures.
Today, CrowdStrike’s primary product is the Falcon platform, a cloud-native cybersecurity platform covering endpoint protection, cloud security, identity protection, threat intelligence, managed security services, security operations, next-generation SIEM, data protection, observability, vulnerability and exposure management, AI security, and other security markets. CrowdStrike currently offers approximately 34 cloud modules through the Falcon platform. As of January 31, 2026, the company employed 10,698 full-time employees. Fiscal 2026 ending annual recurring revenue reached approximately $5.25 billion, and by the second quarter of fiscal 2027 CrowdStrike reported ending ARR of approximately $5.84 billion.
CrowdStrike remains an independent publicly traded cybersecurity company listed on Nasdaq under ticker symbol CRWD, with founder George Kurtz serving as Chief Executive Officer. The company has continued expanding through product development and acquisitions, including SGNL and Seraphic Security in 2026, while also signing an agreement to acquire intellectual property from XM Cyber. One major correction is necessary for older headquarters pages: CrowdStrike’s principal executive office is no longer in Sunnyvale, California. Current SEC filings and Investor Relations materials identify 206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400, Austin, Texas as the company’s headquarters.
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.
206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400
Austin, TX 78701
United States
Current 2026 SEC filings and CrowdStrike Investor Relations materials identify this address as the company’s principal executive office.
206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400
Austin, TX 78701
United States
The Austin headquarters supports executive leadership, finance, legal, investor relations, product strategy, cybersecurity operations, communications, and other enterprise functions.
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.
206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400
Austin, TX 78701
United States
Current SEC records use the same Austin location as both the business and mailing address.
150 Mathilda Place, Suite 300
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
United States
CrowdStrike previously maintained its principal executive office in Sunnyvale, California. Some older corporate directories and historical records still reference this location, but current filings identify Austin as headquarters.
1-888-512-8906
This is CrowdStrike’s verified corporate telephone number and is listed with the company’s principal executive office.
800-925-0324
CrowdStrike publishes this U.S. toll-free Global Support number for customers who require assistance.
206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400, Austin, TX 78701, United States.
206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400, Austin, TX 78701, United States.
info@crowdstrike.com
CrowdStrike publishes this email for general information. Technical support is handled through the Falcon Support portal.
Cybersecurity software, endpoint protection, cloud security, identity security, threat intelligence, SIEM, managed security, and artificial intelligence security.
2011 by George Kurtz, Dmitri Alperovitch, and Gregg Marston.
10,698 full-time employees as of January 31, 2026.
Approximately $5.84 billion in ending ARR as reported for the second quarter of fiscal 2027.
CrowdStrike is an independent publicly traded company listed on Nasdaq under ticker symbol CRWD.
Investor Relations: https://ir.crowdstrike.com/
Careers: https://www.crowdstrike.com/careers/
CrowdStrike provides cloud-delivered endpoint protection designed to prevent malware, ransomware, exploits, fileless attacks, and other threats affecting laptops, desktops, servers, and workloads.
Falcon Prevent provides next-generation antivirus capabilities within the Falcon platform, using behavioral analysis, machine learning, and cloud intelligence to prevent malicious activity.
Falcon Insight provides endpoint detection and response and extended detection capabilities, allowing security teams to investigate suspicious behavior and respond to threats.
CrowdStrike provides cloud workload, posture, runtime, container, and infrastructure security designed to help organizations protect applications and resources across public and private cloud environments.
Identity Protection helps detect and prevent credential abuse, identity-based attacks, lateral movement, privilege misuse, and other identity threats.
CrowdStrike’s next-generation SIEM platform collects and analyzes security data to support threat detection, investigation, hunting, automation, and security-operations workflows.
Falcon Complete provides managed detection, response, and cybersecurity services for organizations that want CrowdStrike specialists to monitor and respond to threats.
CrowdStrike provides threat intelligence covering cybercriminal groups, nation-state actors, tactics, malware, campaigns, and emerging attack techniques.
Exposure Management helps organizations identify vulnerabilities, attack paths, misconfigurations, and other areas of cyber risk that could be exploited by attackers.
CrowdStrike provides data-security capabilities intended to prevent sensitive information from being exposed or misused across endpoints, cloud environments, and user activity.
CrowdStrike applies artificial intelligence to security analysis, threat detection, investigation, automation, and analyst workflows. Charlotte AI provides generative AI capabilities within the Falcon ecosystem.
CrowdStrike’s professional services organization provides incident response, compromise assessments, forensic investigations, readiness programs, and cybersecurity consulting.
1-888-512-8906
This is CrowdStrike’s verified corporate telephone number and is listed with its Austin principal executive office.
1-888-512-8906
The same number serves CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.’s headquarters at 206 East 9th Street.
1-888-512-8906
Corporate, prospective-customer, and business callers can use this main company telephone number.
1-888-512-8906
This number is associated directly with CrowdStrike’s current principal executive office.
800-925-0324
CrowdStrike publishes this U.S. toll-free number for Global Support.
800-925-0324
Customers requiring technical assistance can use this number or log in to the CrowdStrike Support portal.
669-241-1693
CrowdStrike publishes this local U.S. support number in addition to the toll-free Global Support number.
1-888-512-8906
Prospective customers can call this number to discuss the Falcon platform, product requirements, demos, and other business inquiries.
800-865-3222
CrowdStrike publishes this toll-free number for qualifying GovCloud and FedRAMP support customers.
512-410-1152
This is CrowdStrike’s corresponding local support number for GovCloud and FedRAMP customers.
800-937-5449
American Stock Transfer & Trust Company serves as CrowdStrike’s transfer agent and provides this number for registered shareholder matters.
Varies by country.
CrowdStrike publishes dedicated support numbers for Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, India, Japan, France, Singapore, and numerous other markets.
For a general sales or business inquiry, call 1-888-512-8906 or use info@crowdstrike.com. Existing customers who need technical help should use 800-925-0324 or the CrowdStrike Support portal, where they can open and manage support cases, review technical alerts, and access the knowledge base.
Before contacting technical support, have the customer account, Falcon tenant information, affected endpoint or workload details, error messages, timestamps, relevant support logs, and existing case number available. Sensitive security data should be exchanged through CrowdStrike’s approved secure support process rather than ordinary unsecured email.
Organizations responding to an active cybersecurity incident can use csirt@crowdstrike.com for CrowdStrike’s Corporate Incident Response and Abuse Team. Press inquiries use press@crowdstrike.com, while investors should use investors@crowdstrike.com.
Complaints may involve software performance, subscriptions, billing, technical support, security incidents, false positives, privacy, contractual service, or professional services. Before escalating, gather the contract, invoices, tenant information, support case numbers, logs, correspondence, and documentation of business impact.
Existing customers should open a case in the CrowdStrike Support portal or call 800-925-0324. Clearly describe the technical or account problem and provide the relevant tenant or subscription information.
Technical issues should go to Global Support, billing questions to Accounts Receivable, cybersecurity incidents to the appropriate response team, and security-vulnerability reports through CrowdStrike’s designated security bug process.
If normal support cannot resolve the issue, request escalation according to the customer’s support agreement and severity level. Enterprise contracts may provide specific escalation or service-level procedures.
Document the complaint through the Support portal or appropriate departmental email. Retain support-case numbers, logs, timelines, and previous responses.
Serious unresolved corporate issues can be directed to CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc., 206 East 9th Street, Suite 1400, Austin, TX 78701.
Privacy, security incidents, false positives, accounts receivable, partnerships, vulnerabilities, and contractual disputes should use the specialized CrowdStrike contacts assigned to those matters.
Privacy and data-security complaints may involve federal or state privacy authorities, data-protection regulators, or government contracting authorities depending on the customer and jurisdiction.
CrowdStrike primarily serves organizations rather than individual consumers, so many disputes are commercial contract matters. Customers should review their subscription, support, and service agreements before pursuing outside remedies.
For significant cybersecurity, contractual, service-level, financial, or data disputes, review the governing agreement for liability limitations, notice requirements, arbitration, jurisdiction, and dispute procedures. Qualified technology or commercial legal advice may be appropriate for substantial unresolved claims.
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