Told The Financial Times That The Company Had Recovered By Turning The Crisis Into A Competitive Advantage, Noting That The Incident Had Not Eroded Customer Trust. Customers Are Here To Stay, Kurtz Said. One Of Our Customers Said The Fracture Healed Stronger And They Don't Want It To Happen Again. Conversely, There May Be Greater Risk From The Perspective Of Competitors Who Have Not Experienced Anything Similar.
The Financial Times Noted That It, Known As The First viber data Line Of Defense Against Cyber Threats For Many Well-known Companies, Added To The Scale Of Disruptions In March. While The Insurer Only Slightly Lowered Its Guidance For The Fourth Quarter, Anticipating The Outage Could Cost Billions Of Dollars, The Report Said Customer Retention In The Quarter When The Outage Occurred Was Only . This Is Not To Say That All Customers Were Satisfied Following The Incident.
Delta Air Lines, Which Grounded Flights Due To Power Outages, Sued In Month. The Airline Is Seeking Monetary Damages After Suffering Millions Of Dollars In Losses. A Spokesperson Told The Wall Street Journal At The Time That Delta’s Claims Were Based On Unsubstantiated Misinformation, Demonstrated A Lack Of Understanding Of How Modern Cybersecurity Works And Reflected A Desperate Attempt To Shift Blame For Its Slow Recovery From Failure.