George Kurtz, co-founder and CEO of CrowdStrike, during a Bloomberg Technology television interview at the RSA Conference in San Francisco on April 26, 2023.
According to CrowdStrike’s latest report, over 97% of Windows sensors are now operational again. Nearly seven days following the cybersecurity firm’s software update that caused a worldwide outage, CEO George Kurtz made the announcement on Thursday.
Installing the Falcon platform sensor, which the same company is developing, can protect computers and other mobile devices from potential threats.
Computers using Microsoft’s Windows operating system crashed and displayed the so-called blue screen of death due to a defect in the advanced platform, which caused the outage.
Approximately 8.5 million Windows devices were impacted by the outage that grounded aircraft, took broadcasters off air, and left customers without access to services like healthcare or banking, according to Microsoft on Saturday. “Our recovery efforts have been enhanced thanks to the development of automatic recovery techniques and by mobilizing all our resources to support our customers,” Kurtz stated in a post on LinkedIn.
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