Mr. Meyers told the lawmakers that CrowdStrike adopted a new approach to pushing software updates to prevent another outage from spreading widely quite as quickly.
CrowdStrike apologizes for massive Web outage, tells Congress of plan to prevent a repeat
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Meyers said he wanted to “underscore that this was not a cyberattack” but was, instead, caused by a faulty “rapid-response content update” focused on addressing new threats.
CrowdStrike exec apologizes to Congress for July global tech outage
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