Last year was tumultuous for CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD -3.06%). On July 19, it released a corrupted update to its industry-leading cybersecurity software that crashed more than 8.5 million of its customers' computers around the world. CrowdStrike stock plummeted by 42% following the outage, as investors feared it would trigger a customer exodus and a sharp drop in revenue.However, the stock has since soared to a record high, as it appears the company's cybersecurity platform is so good that not even the in ...