Telstra CEO ‘deeply sorry’ for outage and admits risk of time-keeping failure was known
Telstra CEO Vicki Brady has apologized for a major national outage caused by a software fault in the company's time-keeping systems. The outage disrupted essential services, including payments and emergency triple-zero calls, and is currently under investigation.
Telstra CEO Vicki Brady speaks in Sydney on Friday, apologising for a national outage that has stopped trains, transactions and some triple zero calls. Photograph: Dean Sewell Telstra CEO Vicki Brady speaks in Sydney on Friday, apologising for a national outage that has stopped trains, transactions and some triple zero calls. Photograph: Dean Sewell Telstra Telstra CEO ‘deeply sorry’ for outage and admits risk of time-keeping failure was known Vicki Brady grilled at first public appearance since returning from overseas as SA police say call to triple zero failed before death
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