Global X Cybersecurity ETF (BUG)

The cybersecurity sector faced a seismic shift this week following the unveiling of “Claude Code Security,” a groundbreaking AI-powered code-scanning tool from Anthropic. The release, which promises to automate the discovery and remediation of complex software vulnerabilities through high-level reasoning, has sent shockwaves through Wall Street. Investors, fearing that the

The findings come as CRWD heads into Q4 earnings next week amid rising competition in AI security tools.

Stifel lowered its price target on CrowdStrike to $480 from $600 and kept a ‘Buy’ rating on the shares.

Anthropic said that its Claude Code Security, available in limited research preview on the web, will scan code for vulnerabilities, and suggest targeted fixes for humans to review.

The companies announced on Wednesday that under a strategic alliance expansion, organizations will be able to purchase CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform through the Microsoft Marketplace.

Ives called Palo Alto Networks’ quarter a win, citing improving growth metrics.

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The newly sanctioned program allows the company to repurchase shares over time through various methods, including open-market purchases and privately negotiated transactions.

CrowdStrike said that the purchase price for SGNL would likely be paid predominantly in cash with a stock portion that would be subject to vesting conditions.

Cybersecurity ETFs rose even as Palo Alto fell post-earnings, signaling investors are backing the larger AI-driven security theme over near-term pressures.

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SEALSQ and Landis+Gyr are expanding their partnership to strengthen cybersecurity in North America's energy infrastructure.

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BlackBerry rises after Germany's BSI certifies its UEM for Apple Indigo and Samsung Knox in government use; BB up ~3%.

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CEO Jay Chaudhry noted that the company’s Zero Trust and artificial intelligence security solutions are driving robust demand.

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VeriSign Inc. shares drop as Berkshire Hathaway sells chunk of holdings. Sale aims to reduce ownership below 10% regulatory threshold.

Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives has placed his bets on cybersecurity as the "biggest subsector" in the technology sector in 2025.

Shares of Palo Alto, the most valued U.S. cybersecurity stock, shed 6.79% on nearly twice the average volume, and Zscaler, the fifth most valued, slumped 6.42%.

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