Have you proactively reviewed your incident response plan as a direct result of the CrowdStrike outage?

Crowdstrike Outage 2024Threat Intelligence & Incident Response

Yes, currently reviewing20%

Yes, scheduled review56%

Yes, identified need for review but have not scheduled 12%

No, no need to review8%

Not applicable (please share in comments)3%

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IT Manager in Constructiona year ago

We have not discussed internally... it would be great anyway to have roundtable where take all these incident as lesson learned. 

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