CrowdStrike's new CTO claims the coronavirus era is 'company customarily'

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time for the maker and seller of subscription-based endpoint security software that protects against breaches and cyberattacks
It was one of the biggest offerings of the year, reaching more than $11 billion in value by the end, a far cry from a decade earlier when
the security giant started out as a few notes scribbled on a napkin in a hotel lobby.And then the pandemic happened.By the time of his
A Technology News Room: Two months ago, you were appointed chief technology officer at CrowdStrike
Prior to that you were vice president of tech strategy
How have things been since the promotion?Michael Sentonas: In some respects, things have been business as usual
Obviously, when one of the co-founders moves on, they have big shoes to fill
The last statistic that I looked at a few weeks ago was that 70% of our staff logins are remote