Armis stories
Armis's report shows cyber attacks globally doubled in 2023, with utilities and manufacturing sectors the hardest hit.
74% of firms in Australia and New Zealand have suffered cyberattacks in the past year, with 41% experiencing multiple breaches.
New integrations provide customers with enhanced real-time exposure management capabilities and control of critical IoT/OT assets.
Armis promotes Aviram Cohen to CDO and Dana Gilboa to CPO in a commitment to platform innovation and customer support. #Armis #promotions.
Armis has released research on the riskiest connected assets facing global businesses, highlighting the need for comprehensive security strategies.
Armis promotes Alex Mosher to Chief Revenue Officer as part of its global sales expansion and growth strategy.
The program helps AWS Partners drive new business by directly connecting participating ISVs with the AWS Sales organisation.
Armis, a cybersecurity company, has appointed Brian Gumbel as its president to enhance its go-to-market strategies and prepare for future IPO.
APEX Manage Program empowers MDRs/MSPs to expand beyond the traditional endpoint security services to Managed-XDR.
Armis strengthens partner program in Australia with appointment of Dicker Data as distributor. Armis focuses on securing connected devices.
Armis' new solution for risk-based vulnerability management enables businesses to prioritise mitigation efforts across the entire asset attack surface.
CrowdStrike expands CrowdXDR Alliance with key partners, aiming to deliver deep integrations for enhanced security insights.
IoT devices have become an attractive attack target for cybercriminals, posing a significant and growing security risk as adoption increases.
According to Sektor Australia's general manager Cameron Arnold, Armis is a strong addition to the company's portfolio.
Two-thirds of UK employees are endangering business cybersecurity by unauthorised app downloads, often unbeknown to IT departments, Armis research reveals.
UK businesses face a cybersecurity risk as 67% of employees download software and apps without obtaining consent.
Armis has announced preliminary findings from their report, which measures global IT and security professionals perceptions of cyberwarfare.
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