[codeulike]

Turns out their clients don’t think the consequences were that serious.

Yeah, thats an interesting point. I'd be interested to read analysis on that. Maybe being seen to pay for something that claims to make things more secure is more important than actually being more secure.

[ourmandave]

Delta Airlines thinks its serious.

https://www.theregister.com/2025/05/07/delta_crowdstrike_cla...

[jahsome]

The lawsuit appears to be about the lack of refunds, and even mentions Delta explicitly declined help from Microsoft and CrowdStrike. So how does that indicate Delta thinks "it's" serious? And what is "it"?

[throwaway290]

They want compliance not security. Maybe if it's enough for compliance but not enough really then whoever makes compliance standards should be fired