Cyware and Armis Partner on Asset Threat Intelligence
Cyware has partnered with Armis from ServiceNow to deliver asset centered threat intelligence operationalization, the companies announced in a press release. The integration combines asset visibility from Armis with Cyware threat contextualization for security teams.
Armis provides continuous asset intelligence through Armis Centrix, its Cyber Exposure Management Platform. Cyware adds its Intelligence Suite, which includes a Threat Intelligence Contextualization Platform and Workflow Automation engine.
The integration correlates asset profiles against global threat feeds and customer historical data. It is designed to identify which assets, including medical equipment and manufacturing controls, are exposed to specific threat actor techniques, tactics, and procedures.
The partnership supports automated responses based on real time telemetry when a relevant customer threat is identified. Cyware said the workflow uses agentic AI to prioritize risk, show attack paths, and support mitigation steps.
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