George Kurtz, CEO CrowdstrikeThe cybersecurity company responsible for Friday’s global computer outage has apologized for “The impact on customers, travelers and everyone involved,” in an interview with North American Channel. NBC News.
“Many customers will reboot the system which will work, and for some systems which are not going to reboot it may take some time. recover automatically. The company will ensure that all clients fully recover,” concludes the company’s CEO.
The cyberattack had serious consequences around the world. Airports were severely damaged, and in Portugal several flights were cancelled or rescheduled. In Paris, the Olympic organizing committee had to interrupt the delivery of uniforms and accreditations due to unrest. In India, the airline Indigo handed out handwritten boarding passes. The British Sky News and ABC television channels in Australia were off the air for hours.
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