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13 November 2026Technology

Losses from Microsoft outage could be as high as $500m: Morningstar DBRS

Global insured losses from today’s Microsoft Outlook outage could cost insurers anything up to half a billion dollars, according to a preliminary estimate from Morningstar DBRS.

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