Build dashboards, reports, and live data views from the same data.
Use self-service widgets to choose the visualization, fields, filters, and drill-down detail you need. Save those widgets to a shared library, then reuse them across dashboards, reports, and Data Canvas presentations.
Explore VisualizeAI-assisted alert triage with built-in investigation context.
Every alert is classified as it arrives, with the AI score, confidence, and reasoning front and center. Analysts can pivot from hosts, users, and IPs into related alerts, activity, and raw logs, then convert malicious alerts into incidents for investigation and response.
Explore OperationsContinuously validate compliance controls against live telemetry.
Map controls across CMMC, SOC 2, PCI, HIPAA, NIST CSF, and custom frameworks, then tie them to rules, saved queries, data sources, reports, and evidence. ArmorPoint can revalidate those mappings on a schedule, surface stale or missing evidence, and reflect telemetry failures in control status.
Explore GovernanceUnify asset inventory and find coverage gaps across connected tools.
ArmorPoint pulls asset data from supported integrations, matches and deduplicates records into one inventory, and flags unmatched assets for review. It also shows protected versus coverage-gap status based on the ArmorPoint agent and EDR coverage, while completed asset reviews can feed compliance evidence.
Explore EnvironmentA persistent analyst workspace for queue work, threat hunting, and shift handoff.
Response Center stays available while analysts move through the platform. Pull and assign alerts, see AI classification and confidence, hand active work to the next shift, search threat-intelligence IOCs against alert, activity, and flow data, and access active-defense tools without leaving the page you’re on.
Explore Response CenterArmorPoint supplies the platform and U.S.-based SOC behind the service you take to market. Partners can work from a global view across customer alerts, incidents, posture, and agent status, then drill into an individual tenant. Client reporting can carry your branding.
Take ArmorPoint to market under your account. We deliver detection, investigation, and response end to end.
Your team leads client communication and validates response actions. Our SOC provides the 24/7 coverage behind it.
“We cut costs by 50% and enhanced our service offerings.”
ArmorPoint keeps the supporting record accessible as alerts become incidents and incident activity becomes reporting and evidence. Analysts can carry forward the alert context, linked findings, timeline, communications, response lifecycle, and audit trail instead of reconstructing the story later.
Reverse correlation lets analysts move from an alert into related processes, authentication activity, prior alerts, raw logs, and historical data without rebuilding the investigation in another tool.
Incoming alerts are classified as malicious, suspicious, inconclusive, or benign before analyst review. Analysts see the AI score and reasoning, then make the investigation and response decisions.
Incident response carries forward linked alerts and vulnerabilities, MITRE mapping, AI triage, timeline, communications, lifecycle details, and the audit trail. Generate an updated incident report on demand without reconstructing the case later.
ArmorPoint brings vulnerability findings from its agent and supported third-party scanners into one view. When AI analysis is invoked, it considers signals such as public proof-of-concept availability and observed exploitation, then recommends whether to expedite, patch on schedule, accept the risk, or flag a likely false positive.
A guided product walkthrough recorded by a security engineer. Watch the Detection Hub, Governance Hub, and incident workflows on your own time — then bring the questions that matter to the live conversation.
ArmorPoint helps us answer three critical questions: How do we know we're secure? How do we know we're getting value? And is there anything we need to be concerned about?
The ability to offload triage and investigation is huge. We couldn't effectively support some clients without it.
The ability to have a single pane of glass... allows us to see everything that's happening in real-time, which is incredibly reassuring and enables us to respond swiftly to any issues.
Everyone likes it when it's a little bit easier to manage your cybersecurity.
Most customers see first value, live alerts in the Detection Hub, within two weeks of kickoff. Full control coverage for a single framework typically takes 30 to 45 days. Multi-tenant onboarding adds about a day per tenant after the first.
No. ArmorPoint integrates with major EDRs like CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Microsoft Defender. Many customers run alongside their current tools and consolidate over 6 to 12 months as confidence builds.
Annual contract, priced by endpoints and customer sites, not data volume. Every deployment includes vulnerability management, vendor risk, and attack surface monitoring, with no separate SKUs. Your partner provides the quote on the demo call.
Customer telemetry is stored in U.S. cloud regions. Access is restricted to your assigned SOC team and named partner personnel. Full data-handling and BAA documentation is provided pre-contract.
Yes. All Tier 1, Tier 2, and incident response analysts operate from U.S. soil with U.S. citizenship. We do not offshore detection or response work.
Then use ArmorPoint with your own analysts, our 24/7 U.S.-based SOC, or split responsibilities. Both teams work from the same alerts and incident record, with clear ownership throughout.
Spend 30 minutes inside ArmorPoint. We’ll focus on the workflows and integrations that matter to your environment and answer questions as we go.
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