New Blog - When Updates Go Wrong: What the CrowdStrike Incident Teaches Us

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The blog post discusses the CrowdStrike incident, highlighting the risks of vendor concentration, cybersecurity implications, the importance of resilience and preparedness, and the need for shift-left security practices to build a more secure and resilient IT infrastructure.

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**Summary:** This code change introduces a blog post that discusses the recent CrowdStrike incident, where a faulty Microsoft system update affected around 8.5 million devices worldwide, causing a major outage. From an application security perspective, the post highlights several key lessons and recommendations: 1. **Vendor Concentration Risk**: The incident showcases the risks of over-relying on a single vendor, as it can create a single point of failure that can lead to widespread disruptions. IT leaders are advised to hold critical vendors to high standards of development, release quality, and assurance. 2. **Cybersecurity Implications**: While the CrowdStrike outage was not due to a security breach, it created an opportunity for cybercriminals to take advantage of the situation by creating fake websites and distributing malicious updates disguised as fixes. 3. **Importance of Resilience and Preparedness**: The blog emphasizes the need for organizations to enhance their IT infrastructure resilience and have a clear understanding of their risks. It suggests that senior leaders should proactively assess their resiliency measures and invest in areas that can help them recover quickly from such incidents. 4. **Shift-Left Security Practices**: The post highlights the importance of implementing robust security measures, such as automated testing, comprehensive security inspections, and real-time monitoring with rollback mechanisms, to help identify and mitigate issues earlier in the development process and reduce the likelihood of critical failures in production. **Files Changed:** - `content/english/blog/when-updates-go-wrong-what-the-crowdstrike-incident-teaches-us/index.md`: This file contains the blog post that discusses the lessons learned from the CrowdStrike incident and provides recommendations for organizations to build a more secure and resilient IT infrastructure, including the use of solutions like Capten.ai that can help enhance software supply chain security.

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