Delta rejects CrowdStrike criticism, sees $500 million hit from cyber outage

News09 Aug 2024

Delta Air Lines said on Thursday it is pursuing legal claims against CrowdStrike and Microsoft after a global outage last month caused mass flight cancellations, disrupting travel plans of 1.3 million customers and costing it at least $500 million.

Please take 30 seconds to register

or if you have an account please login

teiss Team

More from this author

Biden Administration Proposes Ban on Connected Vehicles from China and Russia

China are the real hackers not us, Taiwan says after cyber accusations

Tewkesbury Council IT shutdown caused by internal security test, not cyber attack

UK to class data centres as 'critical national infrastructure

Highline Public Schools forced to shut all activities following a cyber attack

Transport for London CTO says hackers disrupted Dial a Ride service for the disabled

Most Viewed

The Expert View: AI and LLMs from a Cyber Security PerspectiveSponsored by Withsecure

Cyber attack on Medical Center Barbour compromised the data of over 60,000 patients

U.S. oil giant Halliburton says cyber attack disrupted IT operations

The Expert View: Security Operations Design - Staying Adaptable and Agile in the Face of ChangeSponsored by Adarma

The Expert View: The Future SOC Sponsored by Adarma

The Expert View: Proactive Threat IntelligenceSponsored by Rapid7

The Expert View: Building a cyber-resilient organisationSponsored by BT & Zscaler

Can enterprise browsers become the info-security silver bullet?

The Expert View: IT Visibility - the gift that keeps on givingSponsored by Tanium

Young Consulting says cyber attack impacted close to a million individuals

Winston House, 3rd Floor, Units 306-309, 2-4 Dollis Park, London, N3 1HF

23-29 Hendon Lane, London, N3 1RT

020 8349 4363

info@teiss.co.uk