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CrowdStrike x Adcock Ingram, from blind spots to unified visibility

Limited visibility to unified threat visibility across entire estate

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Why it works

The case study is built around a clear before-state: limited visibility, alert fatigue, and critical systems that could not safely run EDR tooling. The Love Bug malware discovery is the most concrete proof point and illustrates the visibility gain better than any metric could. However, the story lacks hard numbers, which keeps it readable but limits its persuasive weight for a skeptical buyer.

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The specific anecdote of discovering years-old malware on an external hard drive gives an abstract visibility claim a tangible, memorable proof point. Use a single incident story to ground a platform-level benefit.

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  • Vendor CrowdStrike
  • Customer Adcock Ingram
  • Industry Healthcare
  • Trigger New IT Executive joined and encountered active phishing attack on day one
  • Format Written narrative
  • Structure Challenge-Solution-Results
  • Medium Web page