About
ArmorCode is an enterprise-grade Unified Exposure Management Platform designed to help security teams cut through noise and focus on what matters most. By onboarding all existing security scanning tools into one centralized platform, ArmorCode eliminates scanner bias and delivers a consistent, unified view of risk across applications, code, cloud infrastructure, software supply chains, and AI systems. The platform leverages Agentic AI Workflows to automatically analyze findings across the entire technology stack, correlating vulnerabilities and prioritizing remediation based on business impact and emerging threats. This enables developers and security teams to work efficiently without disrupting existing workflows. Key capabilities include Application Security Posture Management (ASPM), Risk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM), Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for supply chain security, and AI Exposure Management to govern shadow AI risks in agentic environments. ArmorCode also supports streamlined DevSecOps collaboration, M&A security simplification, and regulatory compliance acceleration including the EU Cyber Resilience Act. ArmorCode is purpose-built for CISOs, AppSec leaders, infrastructure security teams, and product security professionals in industries such as finance, manufacturing, retail, and technology. It integrates with best-of-breed tools through an extensive partner ecosystem of resellers, VAR, and MSSP channels.
Key Features
- Unified Exposure Management: Consolidates all security scanning tools into a single intelligent platform, providing a unified view of risk across applications, code, cloud, and infrastructure.
- Agentic AI Workflows: AI-powered agents automatically analyze, correlate, and prioritize vulnerabilities based on business impact and emerging threats, enabling faster remediation decisions.
- Application Security Posture Management (ASPM): Continuously monitors and improves application security posture with deep code-level insights and real-time security intelligence.
- Software Supply Chain Security (SBOM): Tracks and secures software supply chains with full Software Bill of Materials support, reducing third-party and open-source risk.
- AI Exposure Management: Identifies and governs shadow AI risks in agentic environments, helping organizations de-risk AI innovation while maintaining compliance.
Use Cases
- Consolidating vulnerability findings from multiple security scanners into a single prioritized remediation queue for AppSec teams.
- Managing software supply chain risk with SBOM tracking and third-party dependency vulnerability detection.
- Streamlining DevSecOps collaboration by integrating security findings directly into developer workflows without disrupting delivery pipelines.
- Governing shadow AI and agentic AI risks as organizations adopt AI-powered development tools and workflows.
- Simplifying security due diligence during mergers and acquisitions by quickly assessing and unifying the security posture of acquired entities.
Pros
- Scanner-Agnostic Integration: Works with existing best-of-breed security tools, eliminating vendor lock-in and scanner bias while consolidating findings into one platform.
- AI-Driven Prioritization: Automatically ranks vulnerabilities by business impact, so security and development teams focus effort where it matters most.
- Broad Coverage: Spans AppSec, InfraSec, cloud, supply chain, and AI exposure in a single platform, reducing the need for multiple point solutions.
- DevSecOps Collaboration: Seamlessly integrates into developer workflows, enabling security teams and developers to collaborate without slowing down delivery.
Cons
- Enterprise-Focused Pricing: Designed for large organizations with no publicly listed pricing or free tier, making it less accessible for small teams or startups.
- Implementation Complexity: Onboarding and integrating multiple existing scanning tools may require significant initial setup time and technical resources.
- Requires Existing Security Stack: The platform's value is maximized when used alongside other scanners; organizations without an established security toolchain may see limited benefit initially.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ArmorCode's Unified Exposure Management Platform?
It is a centralized security platform that aggregates findings from all your existing security scanning tools, uses AI to prioritize vulnerabilities based on business risk, and streamlines remediation across applications, cloud, infrastructure, and AI systems.
Does ArmorCode replace my existing security scanners?
No — ArmorCode is scanner-agnostic and integrates with your existing best-of-breed tools. It consolidates and correlates findings from multiple scanners rather than replacing them.
Who is ArmorCode designed for?
ArmorCode is built for enterprise security teams including CISOs, AppSec leaders, infrastructure security leaders, and product security professionals, particularly in finance, manufacturing, retail, and technology industries.
How does ArmorCode handle AI-related security risks?
ArmorCode includes an AI Exposure Management module that identifies shadow AI usage, governs agentic AI risks, and helps organizations secure vibe coding and AI-driven development practices.
Does ArmorCode support compliance requirements?
Yes — ArmorCode helps organizations accelerate compliance with frameworks and regulations, including preparation for the EU Cyber Resilience Act, through automated risk tracking and unified reporting.
