Obvious point - the CrowdStrike worldwide IT incident is not the fault of one CrowdStrike staff member.
Whoever created the signature or pushed the button does not operate in isolation. It’s a company with a $73bn market cap.
They need to, later, go back and look at everything that went wrong.
Kevin Beaumont /
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2024-07-19 17:49:56
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2024-07-19 17:49:56Event JSON
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