<ul><li>The CrowdStrike incident is potentially one of the most impactful cybersecurity stories of the decade.</li><li>Risk management professionals must elevate damaging software from a provider to a higher risk category.</li><li>Employees must be prepared for opportunistic exploiters taking advantage of such situations.</li><li>The response to the incident was manual and laborious, with some IT personnel going door-to-door to fix machines.</li><li>Organizations must enable N+1 redundancy in their security measures.</li><li>IT departments should hold a meeting to review the effectiveness of their response to the CrowdStrike incident.</li><li>The incident shows we cannot trust software updates without question, and companies should reassess their incident response plan.</li><li>IT needs to treat cybersecurity updates like standard software patches.</li><li>The devil is in the details, and chaos is in the code.</li></ul>

The CrowdStrike Incident: The Devil is in the Details, and Chaos is in the Code

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