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CrowdStrike CEO Plays Catch-Up in Israel as He Hunts For Security Deals

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George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, traveled to Israel to meet with a number of startups it could invest in or acquire. Kurtz wanted to minimize speculation about potential deals by avoiding the startups' offices. In July the Israeli news site Globes reported that CrowdStrike was planning to acquire an Israel-based cybersecurity startup for $2 billion.

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CrowdStrike CEO Plays Catch-Up in Israel as He Hunts For Security Deals

In April, George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, the second-most valuable cybersecurity firm, traveled to Israel to meet with a number of startups it could invest in or acquire. Kurtz and his team spent most of their time holed up in a hotel in an ancient port city that abuts Tel Aviv—a veritable ...

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The Information broke the news in on Monday, August 29, 2022.
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