
Continuous Security Validation with Armory
Find the security gaps an attacker could actually exploit. Armory continuously assesses your external attack surface, identifies exposed assets and validates real attack paths.
Find the Security Gaps an Attacker Could Actually Exploit
Knowing you have vulnerabilities is one thing. Knowing whether an attacker can actually use them to breach your organisation is far more useful.
Armory continuously assesses your external attack surface, identifies exposed assets and validates real attack paths to help your security team understand where genuine risk exists.
Rather than adding another list of vulnerabilities to investigate, Armory helps answer three important questions:
Where are we exposed?
Can that exposure actually be exploited?
What should we fix first?
Your Security Changes Every Day
Your organisation's external environment is constantly changing.
New cloud services are deployed. Applications change. APIs are updated. Suppliers connect to your business. New vulnerabilities appear and previously unknown assets can become exposed.
Traditional vulnerability scanning can identify potential weaknesses, while penetration testing provides valuable assessment at a particular point in time.
But what happens between those assessments?
Armory provides continuous security validation to help identify changes to your external attack surface and determine whether they have created a genuine opportunity for an attacker.
Don't Just Find Vulnerabilities. Validate Them.
One of the biggest challenges facing security teams isn't a lack of information. It's too much of it.
Vulnerability scanners and security platforms can generate thousands of findings, leaving teams trying to determine what represents genuine risk.
Armory takes an offensive approach. It discovers external assets and exposures, then uses offensive security techniques and Agentic AI simulations to determine how weaknesses could be used by a real attacker.
This helps your security team prioritise remediation around validated exposure rather than theoretical risk.
See Your External Attack Surface
You can't protect something if you don't know it exists. Armory continuously discovers and monitors internet-facing assets and services across your external attack surface.
Continuous monitoring means your security team can gain greater visibility as the environment changes rather than relying entirely on periodic assessments.
Understand What Can Actually Be Exploited
Finding an exposure is only the beginning. The important question is whether an attacker can do anything with it.
Armory combines External Attack Surface Management, Exposure Intelligence and offensive validation to determine whether identified weaknesses could create a genuine attack opportunity.
This allows your team to concentrate on the issues that present real risk rather than treating every vulnerability as equally important.
Think Like an Attacker
Attackers rarely rely on a single vulnerability. They look for combinations of weaknesses.
An exposed service might reveal useful information. A configuration issue could provide access to another system. Credentials could open another route into the organisation.
Individually, these issues may appear relatively minor. Combined, they can create an attack path.
Armory uses offensive Agentic AI simulations to evaluate your environment from an attacker's perspective and identify where those paths may exist.
That gives your security team a clearer understanding of how an attacker could attempt to breach the organisation.
Go Beyond a Point-in-Time Penetration Test
Penetration testing remains an important part of a security programme. But your infrastructure doesn't remain frozen after the penetration test finishes.
New applications appear, configurations change and vulnerabilities are discovered.
Armory adds continuous security validation between periodic security assessments, helping identify when changes to your external environment create new exposure.
It doesn't mean abandoning penetration testing. It means gaining greater visibility between tests.
Understand Third-Party Cyber Risk
Your own infrastructure isn't the only potential route into your organisation. Suppliers and third parties can also create cyber exposure.
Traditional third-party risk assessments frequently rely on questionnaires, documentation and supplier declarations.
Armory can assess external supplier infrastructure to identify visible exposures and potential attack paths. This gives security teams another layer of evidence when assessing third-party cyber risk.
What Can Armory Help You Do?
From discovery and validation to attack path analysis and third-party exposure — Armory turns external visibility into actionable priorities.
Discover Your External Attack Surface
Continuously identify internet-facing assets and services that could be visible to attackers.
Validate Security Exposures
Determine whether identified weaknesses can actually be exploited rather than relying solely on vulnerability scores.
Identify Attack Paths
Understand how individual exposures could potentially be combined to create a route into your organisation.
Prioritise Remediation
Focus your security resources on validated risks that require attention first.
Monitor Changes
Identify new assets and exposures as your external environment evolves.
Assess Third-Party Exposure
Gain greater insight into externally visible supplier security risk.
See What Armory Finds
The best way to understand Armory is to test it against your own environment.
ITR Cyber can arrange a scoped Armory Proof of Concept so your security team can see the technology working against an agreed external attack surface.
A POC can include external asset discovery, exposure identification, offensive validation, attack path analysis and a review of the findings.
Rather than showing you another generic product demonstration, the objective is to answer a much more relevant question:
What could Armory find that your existing security controls haven't already shown you?
Armory FAQs
What is continuous security validation?
Continuous security validation regularly assesses your security exposure as your environment changes, helping identify whether new weaknesses have created genuine exploitable risk.
What is External Attack Surface Management?
External Attack Surface Management, or EASM, continuously discovers and monitors internet-facing assets, services and exposures that could potentially be targeted by attackers.
How is Armory different from vulnerability scanning?
Vulnerability scanning identifies potential security weaknesses. Armory goes further by validating exposures and assessing whether they could form part of a genuine attack path.
Does Armory replace penetration testing?
Armory can complement penetration testing by providing continuous visibility and validation between point-in-time assessments.
Does Armory require endpoint agents?
No. Armory is delivered as a SaaS platform and does not require endpoint agents.
Can Armory assess suppliers?
Yes. Armory can assess externally visible supplier infrastructure to help identify potential third-party cyber exposure.
Find Out Where You're Really Exposed
Your existing security tools may already tell you that vulnerabilities exist. Armory helps you understand which ones an attacker could actually use.
ITR Cyber can help you assess where Armory fits alongside your existing security controls and arrange a Proof of Concept against your environment.
Find the gaps. Validate the risk. Fix what matters.
