Monday, August 5, 2024 CrowdStrike has firmly stated that it is not responsible for the widespread flight cancellations experienced by Delta Air Lines following a significant outage in July. The cybersecurity firm addressed the situation, clarifying that their systems were not the cause of the disruptions that affected thousands of passengers. According to CrowdStrike, they were not involved in the incident beyond their usual cybersecurity support role.
The July outage led to a severe operational crisis for Delta Air Lines, resulting in thousands of flight cancellations and considerable disruption for travelers. The incident garnered substantial media attention, with initial speculations pointing to various potential causes, including cybersecurity issues. As the situation unfolded, CrowdStrike’s name surfaced in discussions, prompting the company to respond to the allegations.
CrowdStrike emphasized that their security measures were not compromised during the outage, and they were not the source of the technical issues that impacted Delta’s flight operations. The company reassured clients and the public that their systems were functioning correctly and that their involvement in Delta’s case was limited to providing routine cybersecurity services. Delta Air Lines has not publicly attributed the flight cancellations to any specific cause beyond the initial outage, and they have been working to address and resolve the issues that led to the widespread disruptions.
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