About armor360
We build armor360 for security teams that have more alerts than hours. It does the digging; your people decide.
Most of security operations is finding out whether an alert matters. That work is skilled, slow and mostly ends in “nothing to see”.
Teams get more alerts than they can read, so some are never looked at, and the real ones wait in line.
The people who know which question to ask next are the hardest to hire and the easiest to lose.
An investigation that lives in one person’s head cannot be reviewed, repeated or handed over.
Many organisations cannot send security data to someone else’s AI, whatever it promises.
A few rules shape every part of the product, and this website.
We run real attack tools against our own lab machines and check that the agent reaches the right verdict, with evidence a person can follow. We also feed it logs written to fool it, and check that none turns an attack into a harmless verdict. A change to the agent ships when it holds up on both.
armor360 runs on its own model, fine-tuned by our team for security investigation, so it can run on your hardware at about $0.10 of compute per investigation.
A real investigation from our lab: every question the agent asked, and the path from the alert to its verdict.
Lab results, not customer data: one of our deepest investigations, of an adversary-simulation agent on a Linux machine. Across all our lab runs the median is 76 s.
It investigates alerts and writes verdicts your team can check.
It never isolates, locks or blocks. People act.
It works with the SIEM and endpoint tools you already run.
Priced by quote, with no charge per person.
Fully on-premises if you need it, AI included.
Your team agrees with or changes every verdict.
Start a free pilot on your own alerts, or put in your own numbers first.