The recent chaos caused by a faulty software update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike was a warning that the world's technological infrastructure may be a tad more fragile then we'd been led to believe. Business was disrupted, people were inconvenienced, and billions of dollars in damages were suffered because of the screw-up. Delta Airlines, Microsoft, and CrowdStrike are only a few of the companies pointing fingers at each other and getting ready for courtroom battles. But it appears that, yet again, government regulation made a bad situation even worse.
