What banks are affected by Crowdstrike outage? See list of US banks

Alexis Simmerman, Austin American-Statesman
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From major airlines to media companies to the military, the global Microsoft outage is having a massive impact throughout the world. Which banks have been affected by the outage? Here's a breakdown.

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LIST: Banks affected by Crowdstrike, Microsoft outage

Crowdstrike, a cybersecurity firm based out of Austin, appears to have caused a global IT outage after launching an update. The firm is used by over half of Fortune 500 companies, according to a Crowdstrike promotional video earlier this year.

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The Microsoft outage also impacted banks around the world. Banks in Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and Britain experienced interruptions in services, according to CNN.

According to monitoring app Downdetector, the following banks have been affected by the Crowdstrike outages:

  • Arvest Bank

  • Bank of America

  • Capital One

  • Charles Schwab

  • Chase

  • TD Bank

  • US Bank

  • Wells Fargo

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