'Largest IT Outage in History' Sparks Global Chaos.
'Largest IT Outage in History' Sparks Global Chaos.
"This is basically what we were all worried about with Y2K, except it's actually happened this time."
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Will this change how companies run their IT? Absofuckinglutelynot!
It kinda sounds like this ones more on the developers than sysadmins...
Well its really on the people deciding to use garbage software from some random, clearly incompetent company.
Literally one of the largest enterprise grade endpoint protection packages. This isn't an issue of a bad sysadmin, or even developer, so much an issue bigger than the industry itself. Up until now, as far as I knew, crowd strike has been recommended as a solid choice for endpoint protection.
Who else are you going to trust? Fucking Symantec? Ask VMware how being owned by Broadcom is, then get back to me.
No one gives a shit about their job anymore because they have no reason to. I hate to sit here and chalk everything in the world up to late stage capitalism, but jfc if it doesn't seem like the recurring theme from hell. Something tells me the guys who work at Crowdstrike are no different.