Elon Musk’s X Was Hit by a DDoS Attack. Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Buying Up This 1 Cybersecurity Stock.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene regularly makes trades that catch investor attention. As the market continues to remain under pressure, Greene has been fortifying her portfolio. After taking a recent bet on data analytics firm Palantir (PLTR), the Republican has again loosened her purse strings to add more names to her portfolio.

According to a recent filing, Greene purchased shares of Dollar General (DG), Goldman Sachs (GS), Impinj (PI), Tesla (TSLA) and the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with investments between $1,001 and $15,000 in each. Another purchase that stands out is the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike (CRWD).

About CrowdStrike Stock 

Founded in 2011 and based out of Austin, Texas, CrowdStrike specialises in endpoint security, threat intelligence, and cyberattack response services. The company’s flagship product, the Falcon platform, offers comprehensive endpoint protection, threat intelligence, and attribution. The company currently commands a market cap of $81.2 billion.

CRWD stock is up 1.15% on a YTD basis.

A March 10 distributed denial of service, or DDoS, attack on Elon Musk-owned X is likely to spark interest in cybersecurity. Investors may be interested in CRWD stock as Greene is a fan of Musk, working on a committee related to the Department of Government Efficiency. Greene also previously served on a House subcommittee related to information technology and cybersecurity. Her purchase of CrowdStrike shares was made on March 7 and is worth between $1,001 and $15,000. 

Here are other reasons that investors should take a close look at CRWD. 

Consistently Strong Results

CrowdStrike has had a steady track record in recent years of exceeding Wall Street expectations.

In the most recent quarter, the company reported a beat on both revenue and earnings. Total revenues for its Q4 of fiscal 2025 were at $1.06 billion, up 25% from the previous year with core subscription revenues growing by 27% in the same period to $1.01 billion. Meanwhile, earnings moved up by 8.42% from the year-ago period to $1.03, coming in ahead of the consensus estimate of $0.86. This marked the 16th consecutive quarter of earnings beats from the company.

Additionally, as of Jan. 31, 2025, CrowdStrike’s annual recurring revenue (ARR) reached $4.24 billion, reflecting a 23% year-over-year increase. The company added $224.3 million in net new ARR during the fiscal fourth quarter, highlighting sustained growth in its subscription-based revenue model.

The rise in earnings was accompanied by an increase in cash flow. For the full year, CrowdStrike reported net cash from operating activities of $1.4 billion which marked an increase from the previous year’s figure of $1.2 billion. 

Overall, CrowdStrike ended the fiscal year with a cash balance of $4.3 billion which was much above its short-term debt levels of just $13.8 million.

Key Growth Catalysts

CrowdStrike appears poised for sustained growth, with its flagship Falcon platform witnessing rapid adoption, driving increased multi-module usage and boosting revenue per client. The company has maintained an impressive gross dollar retention rate of 97%, underscoring strong customer loyalty and ensuring a steady revenue base with minimal churn.

CrowdStrike has built a formidable pipeline worth $6 billion while generating record-breaking free cash flow. This trajectory underscores the company’s transformation into an essential pillar of modern cybersecurity, making it a compelling long-term investment.

A significant portion of CrowdStrike’s customer base is embracing a multi-module approach, enhancing both retention and revenue expansion. Currently, 67% of its subscription clients deploy five or more modules, with 48%, 32%, and 21% using six, seven, and eight modules, respectively. The trend reflects growing customer reliance on Falcon as a comprehensive cybersecurity platform rather than a standalone solution. Notably, new clients typically onboard with at least five modules, reinforcing the platform’s increasing role in enterprise security strategies.

Against the backdrop of rising cyber threats and digital espionage, CrowdStrike’s adaptable and cost-effective security agent — deployable across any endpoint or cloud workload — positions the company well for sustained revenue expansion. With increasing enterprise dependence on cybersecurity solutions, CrowdStrike’s ability to deliver scalable and customizable protection ensures continued profitability and long-term value for investors.

Analyst Opinions on CRWD Stock 

Overall, analysts have attributed a rating of “Strong Buy” for the stock with a mean target price of $407.10, which denotes upside potential of roughly 18% from current levels. Out of 45 analysts covering the stock, 32 have a “Strong Buy” rating, three have a “Moderate Buy” rating, nine have a “Hold” rating, and one has a “Strong Sell” rating.