Published: Wed 24 Jul 2024

CrowdStrike insured loss bill for Fortune 500 companies could top $1bn: Parametrix

Insured losses among Fortune 500 companies impacted by the CrowdStrike outage are likely to be between $540mn and $1.08bn, according to cyber modelling firm Parametrix.

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Published: Wed 24 Jul 2024

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