CrowdStrike offers takeaway vouchers as apology after IT outage crisis... but they don't work. After causing a global IT crisis, CrowdStrike’s apology gesture has also gone off the rails.

CrowdStrike, the US cybersecurity company behind the crash that caused millions of computers to shut down last week, is offering its partners a $10 Uber Eats gift card as an apology. On Friday ...

The firm behind the global IT outage that cost companies billions, ground 5% of the world's air traffic and brought NHS systems to their knees has given out $10 food vouchers to say sorry. And for ...

CrowdStrike offers takeaway vouchers as apology after IT outage crisis... but they don't work - After causing a global IT crisis, CrowdStrike’s apology gesture has also gone off the rails ...

CrowdStrike sought to thank and apologise to its 'teammates' and partners for the extra workload resulting from the outage last Friday which knocked out millions of computers worldwide. The firm ...

After causing a global IT crisis, CrowdStrike’s apology gesture has also gone off the rails CrowdStrike offers takeaway vouchers as apology after IT outage crisis... but they don't work Skip to ...

These $10 (around £7.76) vouchers were not sent to the companies affected by the CrowdStrike outage, which could be deemed offensive given the sheer damage caused to some of them, but to employees who ...

Last week, parts of the world appeared to come to a standstill, following a computer outage caused by a botched update from cyber security company CrowdStrike. According to TechCrunch, the company has ...

Last week, parts of the world appeared to come to a standstill, following a computer outage caused by a botched update from cyber security company CrowdStrike. According to TechCrunch, the company has ...

Last week, parts of the world appeared to come to a standstill, following a computer outage caused by a botched update from cyber security company CrowdStrike. According to TechCrunch, the company ...