CrowdStrike Holdings (NASDAQ: CRWD) committed a major unforced error on July 19 when one of its software updates crashed more than 8.5 million users of Microsoft Windows. The cybersecurity stock lost over 20% of its value over two trading sessions as the failed update hampered operations across many of the world's largest businesses.

A crucial question for investors is how it affects the stock in the long term. In this article, three Motley Fool contributors share their opinions on the state of CrowdStrike and where investors should go from here.

Jake Lerch: Let's get one thing clear: Mistakes happen. And, oh boy, how CrowdStrike has learned that lesson.

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