Armor Agent

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Armor Anywhere delivers security-as-a-service that fortifies and unifies your security defenses – in your public, private, or hybrid cloud as well as any on-premise IT environments – to enable you to prevent, detect, and respond to cyberthreats in real-time and at a fraction of the cost of traditional solutions.​

Armor Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

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Armor Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a managed security operations service that provides 24×7 threat monitoring, detection, and human-led incident response across an organization's full environment, not just endpoints. Armor MDR extends visibility across the entire attack surface by ingesting and correlating data from endpoints, networks, cloud infrastructure, productivity tools (Google Workspace, O365), IAM/SSO, CASB, source control, databases, IoT/OT, containers, and network flow analysis. Organizations can use their existing EDR, FIM, IDS, and vulnerability scanning tools. Armor's service layer sits on top, providing the detection, correlation, and response that point tools alone cannot deliver. Armor's SOC analysts monitor, investigate, and respond to threats around the clock. AI-assisted triage automates data correlation and accelerates decision-making, while human analysts lead every investigation and response action. Core capabilities include proactive threat hunting, custom detection rules with ML tuning, custom SOAR integration, cloud-native SIEM, and custom dashboards and reporting. Armor MDR includes specialized offerings for Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender, and connected operational technology (OT) environments. Compliance management is built in, with automated control mapping to HIPAA, PCI DSS, HITRUST, NIST, GDPR, and DFS 500. Every detected threat, SOC action, and asset status is visible in real time through the Nexus Portal. Armor MDR serves healthcare, financial services, and technology organizations that need SOC-level expertise without building one in-house.

Armor Enterprise Cloud

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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.

Sovereign AI

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Sovereign AI is a governed AI work platform that gives an entire company one controlled way to use AI, with data, spend, and audit under the company's own control. Every request and response passes through a single governed control plane. Models talk only to that control plane, never directly to users and never to company data. That single path is what makes AI usable inside regulated environments, and it's what turns a board-level question about AI trust into an answer pulled from the company's own audit log. The platform covers four ways people work with AI: • Chat: governed AI chat for the whole workforce, in the browser, CLI, mobile, and inside Teams and Slack • Build: agent swarms with built-in quality review and acceptance criteria • Flow: scheduled and event-triggered automations, with every run logged • Data: answers grounded in a company's own systems and files through RAG and MCP connectors Governance ships with every seat rather than as an add-on: a content policy engine on every interaction, audit and agent logs with approval gates on sensitive steps, spend caps by user and team enforced before the invoice, single sign-on, tenant isolation, and a secrets vault that keeps provider keys off endpoints. Sovereign AI's own LLMs for chat, code, vision, and image generation are included at no metered cost, alongside governed routing to local and hosted providers. Every agent runs in its own isolated instance, so nothing executes on an unprotected endpoint. Customers can run Sovereign AI on their own GPUs and infrastructure or have Armor host it, with the same governance either way. Sovereign AI is built by Armor, which has spent more than 17 years securing regulated industries and protects more than 1,700 organizations across 40+ countries against HITRUST/HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR requirements.

Armor Dash

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Armor Dash is an executive security risk-intelligence dashboard that connects to a company's existing security tools over their APIs and presents unified risk, compliance, and financial intelligence across seven dashboards. Dash reads from source systems rather than asking a security team to hand-assemble slides. It pulls aggregated metrics rather than raw logs, normalizes them against the Armor Unified Control Framework, and quantifies exposure in dollars using the FAIR model. What leadership sees comes from the tools themselves, unfiltered. The seven dashboards cover Overview, Compliance, MITRE, Microsoft Security, AI Readiness, Operations, and Financial. Key capabilities include: • FAIR risk quantification: annualized loss expectancy in dollars across data breach, ransomware, downtime, and regulatory-fine scenarios, blending the business profile with live connector signals • Security scorecard: attack coverage, identity, compliance, and risk rolled into a single A to F grade, with contributing detail one layer down • Compliance posture: per-framework scores and control health across ten or more frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, and NIST CSF 2.0, with failing and drifted controls called out • MITRE coverage: detection telemetry mapped to ATT&CK, ATLAS, and RE&CT in one weighted score • AI readiness and governance: readiness scored 0 to 100, with data-exposure risk quantified across oversharing, external guests, public links, and Copilot reachability, ranked by department • Ask Armor AI and Executive Takeaways: plain-English questions answered from live dashboard metrics, with AI-written section summaries Dash ships with 50+ prebuilt connections, plus a generic custom API connector, all read-oriented. Endpoint, SIEM, vulnerability, cloud, GRC, identity, and ITSM tools are covered, including CrowdStrike, Splunk, Tenable, Wiz, and ServiceNow. It's cloud-hosted SaaS, API-only and agentless, so connecting a tool is a credential exchange with nothing to install and no logs to forward. Credentials sit in managed secret storage on Azure, access is role-based with strict per-company scoping, and the interface meets WCAG 2.1 AA. Every view stays locked to source data, so what the board sees is what the tools reported. Connections are unlimited, licensed by company size.