Cyware and Armis Partner to Enhance Asset-Centric Threat Intelligence
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- •Cyware partners with Armis to enhance asset visibility and threat intelligence integration.
- •The collaboration aims to automate security workflows and prioritize risks based on asset exposure.
- •Real-time asset intelligence will help organizations respond faster to potential threats.
On July 29, 2026, Cyware announced a partnership with Armis from ServiceNow to integrate real-time asset intelligence with threat intelligence. This collaboration aims to empower security teams by providing visibility into which systems are exposed to threats and automating response workflows. Armis Centrix offers continuous visibility into various asset types, while Cyware's Intelligence Suite contextualizes threat data against these assets. The integration seeks to bridge the gap between asset management and security operations, allowing for more efficient prioritization of risks and faster response times. This partnership addresses the challenges posed by the increasing complexity of the threat landscape and the visibility gap created by unmanaged devices. By correlating asset profiles with global threat feeds, the partnership aims to enhance proactive defense strategies for organizations. Security teams will benefit from automated responses based on real-time telemetry, ensuring critical assets are protected against relevant threats.
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