CrowdStrike boss apologises before US Congress for global IT outage
Source: BBC
Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike faced its biggest grilling yet over its role in July's mass global IT outage in Congress on Tuesday.Adam Meyers, a senior executive at the company, appeared before a US congressional committee to answer questions about its faulty software update that disabled millions of PCs on 19 July.The incident knocked payment services offline, grounded flights and forced some hospitals to…
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