Checking out some earnings movers after hours now, starting off here on Crowdstrike shares jumping after hours after a strong second quarter report, revenue and adjusted earnings both topping expectations and annual recurring revenue coming in at almost 6 billion also above estimates. Crowdstrike also raising its full-year revenue outlook, citing strong demand as AI driven cyber threats continue to grow.

Looking at another cybersecurity name, Okta, also surging after hours here after raising its full-year outlook for a second time. Company now expecting revenue growth of 10 to 11%, with subscription backlog hitting a record. Okta raising, says rising AI adoption is helping drive demand with new products making up 30% of bookings.

And finally shares of HP Inc, those are plunging despite beating analyst's estimates on the top and bottom lines and issuing an upbeat guidance. Some of the profit in its third quarter coming from tariff refunds. Investors concerned about worsening sales for PCs and printers as rising memory chip costs mean higher prices for consumers. Wall Street will likely remain cautious until HP issues its outlook for next year.