The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV) has 3,200 endpoints across Australia – including workstations and servers, point-of-sale systems, and mobile devices inside patrol vehicles to log repair details. Any one of these endpoints could be a security risk for their two million plus members.

“With CrowdStrike, threat detection, protection, resolution and containment are done quickly and on the fly. To have the equivalent level of protection in-house that we have with CrowdStrike would be too difficult and costly.” – Sam Sala, Head of Cyber Security, RACV

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