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Navigating the legal and insurance ramifications of the CrowdStrike outage

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Thomas Hyrkiel, Jean Hurley

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Brown Rudnick webinar sheds some light on potential legal tactics as well as key action points for insured businesses.

On Friday, July 19, businesses large and small around the globe experienced prolonged interruptions in their computer systems. Reports pegged the issue to a security update pushed out by CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity company, that caused the Microsoft Windows operating system to crash.

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