Armor Enterprise Cloud (AEC) is a managed private cloud platform that combines dedicated infrastructure with integrated security operations and compliance automation for organizations running regulated or mission-critical workloads. AEC can be deployed on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, or Armor's own infrastructure. Customers select the underlying cloud; Armor manages the security, compliance, and operations layer consistently across all platforms. The platform includes 600+ pre-built security controls automatically mapped to HIPAA, HITRUST, NIST, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, TX-RAMP, and Data Privacy Framework requirements. Rather than requiring customers to configure and operate their own security stack on top of a public cloud provider, AEC delivers threat detection, vulnerability management, log monitoring, and 24×7 SOC monitoring as part of the service. Additional capabilities include cyber insurance coverage with potential premium discounts, direct access to named security engineers and SOC analysts, and real-time visibility into security and compliance posture through the Nexus Portal. AEC serves more than 400 organizations across 40+ countries, primarily in healthcare, financial services, and other regulated industries. Pricing depends on scope and configuration. This drops all the marketing framing (pillar names, differentiator callouts, the CrowdStrike story) and presents what the product actually does. The CrowdStrike proof point and customer references are better suited for G2 Discussions or review responses once the profile is live — they're compelling but too promotional for the product description field. Want me to also draft the screenshot titles and descriptions for AEC, or are you using the same Nexus Portal screens?