SEA telcos report minimal impact from CrowdStrike software fiasco

Posted on July 22, 2024 by Guest authors

Telcos across Southeast Asia said that they were mostly unaffected by a global internet disruption on Friday caused by a flawed software update from endpoint security firm CrowdStrike that crashed millions of Windows-based computers worldwide.

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