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Delta: CrowdStrike’s offer for help too little, too late
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The Delta board post doesn’t contradict the accusations at all. It’s possible for that person to have worked through the night and for Delta to still be overly fucked. Direct contradiction is going to involve receipts. DeWalt specifically has a vested interest in the appearance of cybersecurity success as his firm, NightDragon, is heavily invested in cybersecurity and probably upsells for CrowdStrike.
Without receipts, we just have two very shitty companies taking swings at each other in the media. We should hate both for their exploitation and wait for receipts that will come with discovery.
You are right, calling it a contradiction was not exactly accurate. Or rather - it did contradict some of the narrative that is pushed by Delta, about CS not providing any support in the first few days, which it sounds like isn't exactly true. But most of the case will indeed still need more receipts, that's true.