Yeah, assuming the business in question survives having to make good on the outage and the resulting exodus of customers to other pastures, plus the whole factor that getting new insurance is probably going to require a full audit of their rebuilt data center, plus that the backup generator stack for said data center will probably be REQUIRED to be in a different building - and any customer who demands that there can't be external power lines to be tampered with will likely have to be shown the door.
Also, they apparently will need to revisit their generator testing procedure in an effort to ensure that such a failure WILL happen during the test and not when people are off doing other things.
Also, they apparently will need to revisit their generator testing procedure in an effort to ensure that such a failure WILL happen during the test and not when people are off doing other things.
"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor