(rajat gupta/Shutterstock) A single update from cybersecurity-software company CrowdStrike caused outages Friday for millions of users of Microsoft Windows devices worldwide. CrowdStrike is a ...

Two months on from the global IT outage on 19 July, its full impact is only now becoming apparent. A rogue software update by the US cybersecurity company CrowdStrike crippled up to eight and half ...

Of those that were not fully prepared, 37% of executives said the July global IT outage resulted in lost revenue or an inability to process sales transactions and delayed response times by 39% to ...

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LONDON (Reuters) - Elements of Friday’s global IT outage, which grounded planes and hit services from banking to healthcare, have occurred before and until more contingencies are built into ...

IT companies in Sri Lanka affected by global outage COLOMBO ... if they make an appointment for an interview and submit to a background check to travel through customs and passport control ...

Health systems around the world are dealing with cancelled appointments and other disruptions to services in the wake of the global IT outage that hit on Friday, which is now thought to be the ...

While progress continued to be made on the recovery from the CrowdStrike-caused global IT outage Tuesday ... which has pushed inking new deals to the background for now.” ...

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Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, and Threads on Wednesday were all experiencing issues to varying degrees as a result of a global outage affecting Meta's apps. The cause of the outage was ...

83% of business and IT executives admitted that the July global IT outage caught them off guard, exposing gaps in their preparedness for service disruptions. 89% of executives in the U.K., 84% in ...