CrowdStrike rejects Delta Air Lines claims over outage

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Suggests it has minimal potential liability.

CrowdStrike rejects Delta Air Lines claims over outage
CrowdStrike has rejected a claim by Delta Air Lines that it should be blamed for flight disruptions following a July 19 global outage sparked by a faulty update, and suggested it had minimal potential liability. Delta CEO Ed Bastian said last week the outage had cost the US airline US$500 ...

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