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CrowdStrike: 97% of Windows Sensors Back Online

CrowdStrike: 97% of Windows Sensors Back Online

On Thursday, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz claimed more than 97% of Windows sensors are back online nearly a week after a software update caused a global outage

The Falcon platform sensor, a security agent implemented on devices such as laptops and desktops, safeguards them from potential threats.

CrowdStrike: 97% of Windows Sensors Back Online
George Kurtz: CEO & Founder | CrowdStrike

The outage occurred due to a fault in the advanced platform, which caused computers running Microsoft’s Windows operating system to collapse and display the infamous “blue screen of death.”

On Saturday, Microsoft announced that approximately 8.5 million Windows devices were impacted by the disruption, which resulted in the cancellation of flights, the suspension of broadcasters, and the denial of customers’ access to services such as banking and healthcare.

Kurtz stated in a post that developing automatic recovery techniques and mobilizing all resources to support our consumers have significantly improved our recovery efforts.

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