CrowdStrike stock: Rosenblatt raises target amid AI security push

Two developments put CrowdStrike in focus during the week of November 9-13. Rosenblatt raised its price target while the cybersecurity company highlighted further progress in AI security and workplace recognition.

Rosenblatt raises its target

On Thursday, November 12, Rosenblatt lifted its CrowdStrike price target to 275 US dollars from 250 US dollars and maintained a Buy rating, according to Investing.com. The firm cited partner checks above plan, steady to improving demand and continued spending through Falcon Flex. Rosenblatt also expects a slight beat and higher guidance when CrowdStrike reports fiscal third-quarter 2027 results.

AI security expands the platform

CrowdStrike's product push remained another investor focus. The company introduced new controls for AI agents, including an AI Kill Switch, expanded Falcon Guardian coverage and Falcon AI Gateway capabilities in an announcement tied to its November 3 Fal.Con Europe event. The new tools extend the Falcon platform beyond endpoint protection into agent activity, cloud workloads and centralized AI traffic controls.

On November 12, CrowdStrike also announced that it had been named one of Fortune's World's Best Workplaces for the second consecutive year. The Financial Times company announcement said CrowdStrike was one of 25 companies worldwide to receive the recognition.

Trading context for investors

CrowdStrike stock last traded at 208.55 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 10:48 CET on Saturday, November 14. The analyst view places execution, customer spending and the commercial rollout of AI security products at the center of the coming earnings debate.

Broader market conditions remain part of the backdrop for software and cybersecurity shares. Current market reports provide the wider equity-market context.

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