Presumably they would fix these computers first thing during the night from a backup? If not, is this really about CrowdStrike, and not about a hospital unable to keep their absolutely critical computers backed up and restored in a timely manner?
Again, I understand that restoring a complex net of servers is hard and takes time. But they surely have local hospital IT admins for these absolutely critical computers who are always available on site and can do it individually - it's not like there will be more than a hundred of these at a particular hospital? Hack it a little if you have to, disable the SSO etc - all that can be fixed later.
Again, I understand that restoring a complex net of servers is hard and takes time. But they surely have local hospital IT admins for these absolutely critical computers who are always available on site and can do it individually - it's not like there will be more than a hundred of these at a particular hospital? Hack it a little if you have to, disable the SSO etc - all that can be fixed later.