If your organization had a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) in place to handle the CrowdStrike outage, how effective was it when managing the outage?

Crisis & Incident Management

Very effective15%

Moderately effective36%

Slightly effective33%

Not effective5%

We did not have a BCP in place6%

N/A - We weren't affected by the outage5%

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IT Manager in Constructiona year ago

I believe Microsoft should have in place a rollback process for all these critical updates: all what related a core / kernel service where potentially the boot itself could be impacted must be monitored.

I was expecting the ability to easily reboot into the previous system status after an unsuccessfully boot.

This of course without the IT Support by directly at the end user level.

I am still wondering in 2024 the reasons Microsoft releases OSes over OSes still ignoring the ABC of the security.

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