Cyware announces partnership with Armis from ServiceNow to deliver asset-centric threat context
Cyware and Armis press release
Cyware, a contributor in agentic AI-powered threat intelligence operationalisation, has announced a partnership with Armis from ServiceNow, a global contributor in cyber exposure management and security, to deliver asset-centric threat intelligence operationalisation. The collaboration combines Armis’ real-time asset visibility with Cyware’s advanced threat contextualisation capabilities. This empowers security teams to map global threat intelligence directly onto their unique asset landscapes, moving organisations from reactive firefighting to proactive, automated defence.
The modern enterprise faces an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape where adversaries use 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 contextualisation: To be effective, threat intelligence must be contextualised against an organisation’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 and Cyware strength: Armis provides continuous, real-time asset intelligence through Armis Centrix, the Armis Cyber Exposure Management Platform. Cyware complements this with its advanced Threat Intelligence Contextualisation Platform and Workflow Automation engine, Cyware Intelligence Suite, using Agentic AI to dynamically prioritise risk, reveal attack paths, and drive preemptive mitigation.
A proactive defence 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, the chief product officer at Cyware. “By providing asset-centric threat contextualisation, 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 defence.”
“This partnership empowers joint customers to bridge the critical gap between real-time asset visibility and automated threat response,” said Nadir Izrael, the group vice president at Armis from ServiceNow. “Together, we are enabling security teams to shift from reactive, manual firefighting to a proactive, AI-driven defence that protects their entire attack surface.”
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