Financial services (money transfer)Sourced

Case Study: Intermex reduces critical vulnerabilities by 98% with CrowdStrike Falcon Exposure Management

Intermex Case StudySourced & dated by Case Study Desk

Key facts · TL;DR

Company

Intermex

Industry

Financial services (money transfer)

Challenge

An internal audit found 50+ critical vulnerabilities on each critical server.

Headline result

98% fewer critical vulnerabilities in the DMZ in under a year

Key results

98%

Fewer critical vulnerabilities in the DMZ

In under a year

92%

Fewer critical vulnerabilities across the server board

86%

Fewer critical vulnerabilities on all workstations

The challenge

Intermex, a Miami-based money transfer company moving about $24 billion a year across Latin America for 4.5 million customers, uncovered more than 50 critical vulnerabilities on each critical server during an internal audit. Its security stack included multiple separate agents and consoles.

The solution

Intermex consolidated onto the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, deploying Falcon Exposure Management alongside Falcon Cloud Security, Falcon Identity Protection, Falcon Insight XDR, and Falcon Complete, eliminating two agents and two consoles.

“In less than a year with Falcon Exposure Management, we reduced critical vulnerabilities by 98% in our DMZ, 92% across our entire server board and 86% on all workstations.”
DH
Daniel Hereford
CISO, Intermex

The results, in context

In less than a year with Falcon Exposure Management, Intermex reduced critical vulnerabilities by 98% in its DMZ, 92% across its entire server board, and 86% on all workstations.

Products used

CrowdStrike Falcon Exposure ManagementCrowdStrike Falcon Cloud SecurityCrowdStrike Falcon Identity ProtectionCrowdStrike Falcon Insight XDRCrowdStrike Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR