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New Delhi: On July 19, Microsoft faced the biggest outage. Due to this, many airlines, banks and railway networks were affected across the world. The company had said that the reason for this was Crowdstrike. Now Microsoft blamed Delta for its struggle to recover from the global outage.
On Tuesday, Microsoft said that Delta Air Lines is struggling to recover from a global cyber outage that has forced it to cancel more than 6,000 flights. Let's find out what the whole matter is.
Big outage happened last month
As we know, last month Microsoft faced a massive outage.
The cause was a software update pushed by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, which caused system-related problems for Microsoft customers, including several airlines.
Though disruptions at other major U.S. carriers eased the next day, they continued at Delta.
Microsoft said its initial review showed Delta had not modernized its IT infrastructure, unlike its competitors.
suffered a loss of 500 million dollars
- Delta has a long track record of investing in safe, reliable and advanced service for our customers and employees, a person familiar with the company said.
- Hundreds of thousands of passengers were stranded due to the flight disruptions and the Atlanta-based airline is estimated to suffer losses of $500 million.
- Delta also faces an investigation by the U.S. Transportation Department for the disruption.
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