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Armis provides an agentless cybersecurity platform that protects unmanaged and IoT devices across enterprises. It continuously discovers and inventories all connected devices in real time, evaluates device risk, and detects and responds to security threats. The system works by monitoring network activity and device behavior without installing software on the devices, and scales across diverse environments. Its advantages come from being agentless, enabling quick deployment across large fleets; it earns subscription revenue and partners with other vendors through programs to grow adoption.
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Dispel announces partnership with Armis from ServiceNow to bring asset visibility into every OT remote access decision. New integration, announced at Black Hat USA 2026, combines Armis Centrix(TM) with the Dispel Zero Trust Engine, closing the gap between security and operations. LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, August 4, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - Dispel, recognized as a Gartner (R) Cool Vendor in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) Security, today announced at Black Hat USA 2026 an integration with Armis from ServiceNow, a global leader in cyber exposure management & security. The joint offering combines Armis Centrix(TM), the Armis Cyber Exposure Management Platform, with the Dispel Zero Trust Engine, extending Armis' AI-powered risk mitigation across the attack surface directly into every Dispel remote access decision. Historically, industrial organizations have relied on siloed teams and air-gapped networks to manage risk: security-owned visibility into the attack surface, operations-owned access decisions, and the two rarely intersected. That separation is no longer sufficient. As OT environments grow more connected and third-party access becomes routine, organizations must close the gap between what security sees and what operations decides, in real time. According to SANS (2025), roughly half of industrial cybersecurity incidents begin with unauthorized external access, exactly the gap this integration is built to close. "Dispel Intelligence was built for exactly this moment," said Ben Burke, President and COO of Dispel. "AI-driven threats demand continuous defense, not just at login but across every minute of every session. With Armis' asset intelligence enriching every risk score, OT operators can detect and respond before threats reach the assets that matter most." ELIMINATING THE FRICTION BETWEEN OT ASSET INTELLIGENCE AND SECURE REMOTE ACCESS Industrial operations depend on fast, reliable access to critical systems. Legacy VPNs, jump hosts, and fragmented tools introduce delays and manual vendor workflows that slow down the OEMs, contractors, and operators who need to reach mission-critical assets, compounding operational drag across all sites and incidents. As industrial organizations scale remote access across plants, distributed sites, and third-party vendors, maintaining a current, accurate picture of every OT asset, managed and unmanaged alike, is the foundation of efficient access decisions. This integration solves that at the source: Armis' real-time asset intelligence, spanning each asset's characteristics, configuration, behavior, and vulnerability profile, synchronizes automatically into the Dispel Zero Trust Engine, so remote access policies always reflect the real-world state of the environment, with no manual reconciliation required. This results in faster vendor onboarding, quicker access approvals, and one less manual step standing between a vendor and the asset they need to reach. The integration also closes the loop end to end: when Armis Centrix(TM) identifies a vulnerability, a vendor's subsequent just-in-time access request through the Dispel platform is recorded and audited automatically. Once the fix is applied, Armis' continuous monitoring re-checks the asset and automatically reflects the vulnerability as resolved. The result is a complete evidence chain, from vulnerability discovery through controlled access to confirmed remediation, that compliance teams can produce without manual assembly, supporting the operational resilience both companies are built to protect. SESSION FORENSICS WITH DYNAMIC RISK SCORING, ENRICHED BY ARMIS FROM SERVICENOW The integration extends Dispel Intelligence's Session Forensics with Dynamic Risk Scoring, which continuously scores every OT remote access session in real time across identity, device, and connection from login through disconnect. OT, IoT, and ICS asset data from Armis Centrix(TM) is correlated with the Dispel platform's session-level behavioral analysis, so administrators understand not only how a user's behavior compares to the baseline but also the criticality and vulnerability profile of the assets involved. At the moment of access approval, administrators see a composite risk view merging session behavioral risk with asset criticality and vulnerability data enriched by Armis Centrix(TM), putting the full context of OT asset intelligence directly into the access decision. As AI-enabled threats demonstrate the ability to autonomously exploit vulnerabilities at machine speed, AI-powered risk mitigation matters more than ever. Unplanned OT downtime already averages $169,889 per hour (ABB, 2025), and every hour an exposure goes unaddressed compounds that cost. Enriched, real-time risk scoring gives OT operators the visibility to close that window of exposure before it becomes an incident. "Mapping the entire attack surface needs to be a strategic priority for maintaining operational resilience, but visibility alone isn't enough. Risk mitigation must occur the moment an access decision is made," said Nadir Izrael, Group Vice President at Armis from ServiceNow. "By integrating our comprehensive AI-powered platform with the Dispel remote access workflow, our joint customers can execute access decisions and prioritize remediation from one unified view, without adding a single new tool to their environment." AVAILABILITY The integration is available now within the Dispel Zero Trust Engine for all joint customers across cloud and on-premises deployments. Dispel will be demonstrating the joint offering at Black Hat USA 2026. Organizations can learn more and request a demo at dispel.com/book. ABOUT DISPEL Dispel delivers security that makes industrial operations run faster. The Dispel Zero Trust Engine securely connects people and operational data across complex OT environments, unifying secure remote access, industrial data streaming, Dispel Intelligence, Dispel Identity, Dispel Compliance, and OTFusion into one platform built for industrial scale. Founded in 2015, Dispel pioneered network-level Moving Target Defense (MTD) and holds 60 patents, protecting over $500 billion in manufactured goods annually and securing remote access for more than 60 million utility users worldwide. Built for Efficiency. Secure by Design. Audit Ready. Learn more at dispel.com. ServiceNow, the ServiceNow logo, and other ServiceNow marks are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of ServiceNow, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Cyware announces partnership with Armis from ServiceNow to deliver asset-centric threat context. Jul 29, 2026, 06:00 ET New integration between Armis Centrix(TM) and Cyware Intelligence Suite provides proactive, asset-centric cybersecurity defense NEW YORK, July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Cyware, the leader in agentic AI-powered threat intelligence operationalization, today announced a partnership with Armis from ServiceNow, a global leader in cyber exposure management & security, to deliver asset-centric threat intelligence operationalization. The collaboration combines Armis' unparalleled real-time asset visibility with Cyware's advanced threat contextualization capabilities. This empowers security teams to seamlessly map global threat intelligence directly onto their unique asset landscapes, moving organizations from reactive firefighting to proactive, automated defense. The modern enterprise faces an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape where adversaries leverage automated "agentic" swarms to scan for vulnerabilities. Simultaneously, the proliferation of IoT, OT, and unmanaged devices has created a "visibility gap," making a significant portion of environments invisible to traditional security agents. The Need for Asset-Centric Contextualization To be effective, threat intelligence must be contextualized against an organization's specific asset landscape. Security teams must identify not just the existence of a threat, but which specific assets - from medical equipment to manufacturing controls - are exposed to a specific actor's techniques, tactics, and procedures. The Armis from ServiceNow & Cyware Strength Armis provides continuous, real-time asset intelligence through Armis Centrix(TM), the Armis Cyber Exposure Management Platform. Cyware complements this with its advanced Threat Intelligence Contextualization Platform and Workflow Automation engine, Cyware Intelligence Suite, using Agentic AI to dynamically prioritize risk, reveal attack paths, and drive preemptive mitigation. A Proactive Defense Supercharged by AI The integration supercharges security operations by correlating asset profiles against global threat feeds and historical data specific to each customer and what matters to them right now. This enables automated responses based on real-time telemetry, ensuring high-value assets are shielded the moment a relevant, customer specific threat is identified. "The integration of Armis and Cyware eliminates the silos between asset management and threat intelligence," said Sachin Jade, Chief Product Officer at Cyware. "By providing asset-centric threat contextualization, we are giving CISOs the 'ground truth' they need. We aren't just identifying risks; we are using AI-driven orchestration to remediate those risks before the adversary can pivot. This is the future of proactive defense." "This partnership empowers joint customers to bridge the critical gap between real-time asset visibility and automated threat response," said Nadir Izrael, group vice president at Armis from ServiceNow. "Together, we are enabling security teams to shift from reactive, manual firefighting to a proactive, AI-driven defense that protects their entire attack surface." Cyware is leading the industry in Agentic AI-powered operationalized threat Intelligence and collective defense, helping security teams transform threat intelligence from fragmented data points to actionable, real-time decisions. We unify threat intelligence management, intel sharing and collaboration, as well as hyper-orchestration and automation - eliminating silos and enabling organizations to outmaneuver adversaries faster and more effectively. From enterprises to government agencies and ISACs, Cyware empowers defenders to turn intelligence into action. ServiceNow, the ServiceNow logo, and other ServiceNow marks are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of ServiceNow, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. SOURCE Cyware
DNSFilter names serial scale-up marketer Conor Coughlan as Chief Marketing Officer as it doubles down on hyper-growth. by DNSFilter Team on Jun 23, 2026 7:45:00 AM Coughlan joins the executive team as it readies new AI-powered offerings, plans targeted acquisitions, ramps growth and total valuation. WASHINGTON, D.C. - 23rd June, 2026 - DNSFilter, a global leader in AI-powered protective DNS and content filtering, today moved to accelerate its next phase of hyper-growth with the appointment of Conor Coughlan as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). The hire comes as the company scales globally, readies new AI-powered offerings, deepens its channel and ecosystem partnerships, and works to capture greater share across protective DNS, content filtering, and adjacent security categories. DNSFilter is already trusted by more than 45,000 organizations worldwide. Coughlan joins to turn that momentum into durable, profitable growth and to scale the firm to new heights. Coughlan most recently served as Chief Marketing Officer at Armis, where he helped scale the business from $27 million to more than $420 million in annual recurring revenue ahead of its $7.75 billion acquisition by ServiceNow. "Conor is one of the most accomplished go-to-market leaders in cybersecurity, with a rare record of turning category creation into real revenue and lasting market leadership," said Ken Carnesi, CEO and co-founder of DNSFilter. "As we scale globally and accelerate AI-powered protection to organizations of every size, his experience building the brand, demand, and analyst credibility that fuel rapid growth makes him exactly the right CMO for our journey." Coughlan's appointment is squarely aligned to that growth agenda. DNSFilter is expanding its portfolio of AI-powered protection and insights and intends to extend its platform across more industries, more use cases, and more of the threat surface, converting category momentum into durable, profitable revenue and clear market leadership. "DNSFilter is rapidly scaling and expanding its book of business. The priorities ahead are clear: grow efficiently, expand market share, and increase the total book of business and valuation," commented Thomas Krane, Chairman of the Board of Directors, DNSFilter. "Conor has repeatedly built best-in-class go-to-market engines, helped to rapidly scale businesses and their associated valuations and to deliver on critical goals and objectives." Coughlan brings more than 25 years scaling SaaS organizations across three continents. He was named Cyber CMO of the Year in 2025. He has built and aligned marketing, sales, and customer success organizations, acquired multiple firms, driven the creation of new analyst categories, and been recognized among the most influential people in cybersecurity. "I have spent my career helping companies scale efficiently, capture market share and stand out in crowded markets. DNSFilter has the technology, the customer base, and the ambition to become an AI category-defining leader," said Conor Coughlan, CMO, DNSFilter. "The growth momentum here is real. I am excited to join the executive team, to build the brand and go-to-market engine that turns that potential into sustained, profitable growth and drives total business value by many multiples." Coughlan will lead global marketing, assist with M&A, go-to-market strategy, aligning tightly with sales and customer success to accelerate pipeline, strengthen the company's standing with industry analysts, and build the brand engine of a category-defining security company. His appointment follows the recent addition of Rich Scott as Chief Revenue Officer, with whom he actively partners, to build one of cybersecurity's best go-to-market teams and to accelerate the company's growth and expansion plans. About DNSFilter DNSFilter is a cybersecurity company that protects every click, leveraging AI-driven content filtering and threat protection to block threats up to 10 days earlier than competitors. DNSFilter's solution secures workers wherever they are, helping organizations boost productivity, minimize compliance risk, and protect corporate brands on public Wi-Fi networks. Trusted by more than 45,000 organizations worldwide, DNSFilter enables organizations to deploy powerful protection in minutes while gaining deep visibility into their security posture. Learn more at dnsfilter.com Media Contacts: Rebecca Cradick Vice President, Global Communications and Investor Relations [email protected] * There are no suggestions because the search field is empty. Ready to brush up on something new? DNSFilter Inc. has got even more for you to discover.
Armis names Simon Mouyal as CMO to drive global marketing expansion. Published. April 7, 2026 Armis has appointed Simon Mouyal as Chief Marketing Officer, tasking him with leading its global marketing strategy and execution as the company enters a new phase of growth. Mouyal will focus on scaling the marketing organization and increasing demand for the Armis Centrix platform while strengthening the company's market presence. Announcing the appointment, CEO and Co-Founder Yevgeny Dibrov stated, "Simon will be instrumental in modernizing our global marketing engine and solidifying Armis as the definitive leader in cyber exposure management. He's a category creator and has a proven track record of leading world-class marketing organizations. He will focus on deepening our engagement with customers and partners, and scale our demand generation programs." Mouyal brings more than 25 years of experience across cybersecurity and SaaS, having previously contributed to organizations such as CyberArk and athenahealth. His expertise is expected to support broader adoption of the company's AI-driven platform, including newer offerings in application security and vulnerability management. Commenting on his new role, Mouyal said, "Armis is the only company that has built a foundational Asset Intelligence Engine, required to protect the entire attack surface for some of the largest companies in the world."
Armis recognized at RSAC 2026 with multiple Global InfoSec Awards. 25 March 2026 Armis has been recognized at the RSAC(TM) 2026 Conference, receiving multiple Global InfoSec Awards from Cyber Defense Magazine, further reinforcing its leadership in Cyber Exposure Management. Among the most notable recognitions, Armis Centrix(TM) was named Best Solution for Cyber Exposure Management, highlighting the platform's ability to help organizations proactively identify, prioritize and reduce cyber risk across increasingly complex attack surfaces.] As digital environments continue to expand across IT, OT, IoT, IoMT, cloud, applications and AI, organizations face unprecedented visibility and governance challenges. Armis Centrix(TM) addresses these challenges by providing a unified, AI-driven platform designed to continuously assess cyber exposure and enable informed, risk-based decision making. In addition to the product recognition, Armis also received: * Publisher's Choice Cybersecurity Company * Industry Pioneering CEO award for Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO and Co-Founder of Armis These awards reflect Armis' continued focus on innovation, scalability and real-time risk intelligence in support of both enterprise and public sector organizations.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$1.2B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2015
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