Armis, the asset intelligence cybersecurity company, has announced that it has surpassed $200m (£157.04m) in annual recurring revenue (ARR) doubling its ARR in less than 18 months and making it one of just a few companies that have achieved this rapid scale, not just in the cyber security market, but of any SaaS company worldwide,
In this special opinion piece, David Critchley, Regional Director for UK&I at Armis discusses how the recent NHS cyberattacks demonstrate how essential operations can become life threatening. On June 4th 2024, Synnovis, a prominent pathology lab servicing some of London’s largest hospitals and general practitioner surgeries, fell victim to a crippling ransomware attack. The incident
Curtis Simpson, CISO at Armis explores the rising cyber threats to UK organisations and the need to improve attack surface management before it’s too late, and asks how companies can ride the storm of employee risks, expanding attack surfaces and limited visibility. Much like Shakespeare’s final play, which begins with the spectacle of a storm-tossed
Armis have announced it has acquired AI cybersecurity company CTCI (Cyber Threat Cognitive Intelligence), a privately held company specialising in AI-powered pre-attack threat hunting technology. In a private deal which closed this week, Armis has acquired all of CTCI’s technology and employees, expecting to merge the company with Armis over the next 30 days. Armis will
Armis have announced The Anatomy of Cybersecurity: A Dissection of 2023’s Attack Landscape, which is Armis’ 2023 analysis of the company’s proprietary data. The report offers critical insight into the multifaceted challenges global organisations face when it comes to protecting the entire attack surface. Report findings serve as a blueprint to help security teams worldwide
Nadir Izrael, CTO and Co-Founder, Armis, has given his cyber predictions for 2024, which focus heavily around AI evolving, cyberwarfare and how we work. AI-Powered Cybersecurity Attacks and the AI Arms Race 2024 is poised to be the year of AI mainstream adoption and the impact that AI will have on our way of life
New research from Armis found that cybersecurity teams in the United Kingdom are struggling to manage cyber threat information and navigate complex government regulation, while a lack of policy enforcement is allowing employee behaviour to leave businesses exposed. The research, surveying security and IT decision-makers, found that the employees of more than two in three (67%) organisations
Armis have released data from a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to U.K. National Health Service (NHS) trusts, with the results of the research highlighting challenges for NHS trusts due to a lack of visibility and monitoring of all connected assets in their environment and heightened compliance requirements, which they are struggling to meet. “The introduction
Armis have released new research identifying the riskiest devices that pose threats to critical infrastructure industries: manufacturing, utilities and transportation. Data analysed from the Armis Asset Intelligence and Security Platform, which tracks over three billion assets, found that the operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) devices that present the highest risk to these
New research by Armis shows organisations in the U.K. are facing immediate cybersecurity challenges, stemming from a heightened regulatory environment, staffing and recruitment difficulties and an expanded attack surface. In this complex environment, threat intelligence has become the top priority on their agenda, but with inventory information often updated infrequently, annually or quarterly in some cases,
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