Are the Microsoft outage and FAA ground stop meaningfully related?
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I will resolve this once we understand more about the causes of each incident. Different possibilities:
Unrelated phenomena. Resolves NO
Slightly related. For instance, lack of email access caused a miscommunication that played a role in cascading failures, but was not the main cause of the ground stop. Resolves NO.
Significantly related. For instance, Microsoft server failures played a major role in whatever is behind the FAA ground stop. Resolves YES.
Shared root cause. For instance, a coordinated cyberattack. Resolves YES.
These criteria are subjective and may allow for weird edge cases. Sorry.
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