The technical flaw in the global cyber security firm’s systems has yet to be fully fixed, with airports in Germany, the UK, New Zealand, Poland, Japan and India still affected, costing the company CrowdStrike more than 32 billion. done
A technical failure in the global cyber security firm’s systems, suspending air and business operations, could take weeks to fully restore. Germany’s cyber security chief informed.
The cyber security chief said that the issue still needs time to be resolved, we can’t solve it immediately, can’t say anything about how long it will take but promise to get it under control as soon as possible.
The CEO of CrowdStrike also said that it may take time for the system to return to normal worldwide. The CEO of the company, George Kurtz, apologized for the global shutdown of the IT system due to the CrowdStrike software update.
In a post on X, the company has issued another update to solve the problem, the system has not yet been fully restored in Poland, Germany, UK, New Zealand, Japan and India.
On the other hand, passengers are facing problems at the airports, Switzerland’s largest airport, Zurich, has also stopped planes from landing. Instructed to reach first.
Hospitals in the United States are facing problems with patient data. Operations have been canceled in many hospitals in the United States.
In addition, IT services have gradually recovered in several countries. In South Africa, airports and banks have taken control of the situation.
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2024-07-25 06:44:36
