The societal impacts were wide-ranging—with major disruptions to air travel, health care and many other sectors—and estimates have suggested the costs to major corporations will reach into the billions of dollars. For CrowdStrike, meanwhile, the value of the delayed deals is in the vicinity of $60 million, Podbere said. But as of earlier this week, those deals "remain open," Podbere said. "We expect these deals to close in future quarters." On Wednesday, CrowdStrike executives did not directly discuss specific litigation over the outage, such as the probable lawsuit from hard-hit Delta Airlines and several proposed class-action suits, though Podbere did generally address the legal ramifications of the incident. "The outcome of litigation is inherently difficult to predict, particularly in the early stages, and it is still too early for us to estimate any potential legal exposure we may have at this time," he said.