At least 750 US hospitals experienced disruption between last year, study finds

When, last year, a buggy renewal in software sold by the cyberercere Filerm Corrowsrike software, the global cost of all those seriously treated equipment in history. Some of the various measurements of the worldwide damage worldwide have extended well to billions of dollars.

Now new research group of cyberuscurity research has taken the first steps to measure the cost of the Crowbredstrid disaster. It is proof of the majority of those preventing hospitals to interrupt during exit, and raise concern about the effects of poor health and well-suffering.

The University of California San Diego investigators have remembered the age of one year of the Crownrystrica disaster in the Rural Plays, where services from those networks appear to be disturbed.

Through the number of internet networks before, in the process, time, and disaster, they discovered that at least 759 hospitals appear to meet the interference of the network that day. They found out that more than 200 of these hospitals seemed to be directly beaten by exporting patients, non-accessible health care and testing tests in Fetal-Transportation Program Programs. In the National and 2,232 Hospital networks they were able to scan, investigators realized that 34 percent of them seem to suffer in a form of disorder.

All of that indicates the culture of the culture may be “a major public health problem,” Christian Damefefens, UCBUMINE Doctor, Cybersecumity, and one of the authors. He adds: “If we had paper details last year when this happened.”

Crowddstrike, in a statement that goes to the finish line, criticizes the UCSD decision and the government’s decision to copy it, call paper called “Junk Science.” They noticed that the investigators are not sure that the interrupted networks are driven by Windows or Corrowdstrike Service Azure received a major output on the same day, which may be responsible for any hospital network disorder. “Employment regarding the relaxation and impatience impact without confirmation of the findings of any hospitals mentioned in full and scientifically scientific,” in a statement.

“When we rejected the process and conclusions of the report, we saw the impact of the incident last year,” said the statement. “As we mentioned from the beginning, we sincerely apologize to our customers and those affected and continue to focus on strengthing our platform.”