Windows is not the issue here. If all of the businesses used Linux, a similar software product, deployed as widely as Crowdstrike, with auto-update, could result in the same issue.
Same goes for the OS; if let's say majority of businesses used RHEL with auto updates, RedHat could in theory push an update, that would result bring down all machines.
Same goes for the OS; if let's say majority of businesses used RHEL with auto updates, RedHat could in theory push an update, that would result bring down all machines.