CrowdStrike Falcon
Vulnerabilities from Falcon Spotlight become Armada findings, and external assets from Falcon Exposure Management become exposures. Syncs on a schedule, with severity and tag filters you set.
The Armada Platform continuously tests and defends your internet edge, internal network and AI usage, then turns every finding into a short list of fixes ranked by business impact.
Armada continuously discovers everything you expose to the internet, validates what is actually exploitable and keeps a team member on every finding until it is closed.
Learn moreCorsair, Armada's AI testing agent, runs reconnaissance, exploitation and lateral movement inside your network continuously. Our team validates every high-impact path.
Learn moreTwo ways to work against an attacker's agent: Armada Deception Agents feed it false information inside your network, and the Armada AI Gateway stops it from hijacking your own agents through prompt injection.
Learn moreArmada baselines how each user works with AI tools and alerts your team the moment that behavior changes, often before any other signal fires.
Learn moreNew exposures waiting for review, priority exposures by severity, open findings and recent activity, on one screen. When nothing changed overnight, it says so.

Most security tools surface information well and say little about what to do with it. The action plan de-duplicates findings from every part of the platform and from tools you already run, then ranks the fixes. The result is a short list of fixes your team can actually work through.

Domains, subdomains, IP addresses and cloud resources across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, discovered continuously and reconciled to your asset map. Anything believed to be internal that is reachable from the internet is flagged.
External exposure management


Screens show sample data, not client data.
Lookalike domains, breach data and leaked credentials, monitored continuously and written up in plain language. For example, a new lookalike domain registered with mail records lines up with open enrollment, a likely setup for HR-themed phishing.

Attackers point autonomous agents at your network. Armada points them inward first, then sets traps for theirs and guards your own agents from being turned. Engagements and alerts from every agent appear in the same view as your exposures.
Armada's AI testing agent, deployed per site, network segment and trust zone. It runs reconnaissance, exploitation and lateral movement continuously, tests agents and internal MCP servers as their own asset class, and maps every technique to MITRE ATT&CK and MITRE ATLAS. Our team members validate high-impact paths.
Armada CorsairDecoy systems, credentials and data placed where an attacker's agent will look. They adapt to how the attacker behaves, feed it false information, and page a human the moment they're touched.
Armada Deception AgentsAn inline gateway between your users and agents and the models, MCP servers and tools they call. It detects and stops prompt injection, keeps agents on approved tools and connectors, and logs every call into AI usage telemetry.
Armada AI GatewayActivity from your teams' AI assistants, including Claude and Microsoft 365 Copilot, baselined per user and role. Alerts on usage far above baseline, regulated data in prompts, new connectors and prompt-injection indicators, routed to your SIEM.
AI usage telemetryConnect your existing tools from the Integrations page in the platform. Their findings land in the same de-duplicated action plan as Armada's, and alerts reach your team where they already work. Credentials are stored per organization and never shared across clients.
Vulnerabilities from Falcon Spotlight become Armada findings, and external assets from Falcon Exposure Management become exposures. Syncs on a schedule, with severity and tag filters you set.
Inspector findings flow into your action plan alongside everything else, with automatic closing for findings Inspector reports as resolved.
UpGuard findings appear in the same ranked action plan, so third-party and attack-surface results aren't tracked in a separate tool.
Upload Nessus results straight into the platform. Every uploaded file is scanned for malware before it's processed.
Connect a channel in a few clicks. Alerts for new exposures and finding status changes link straight back to the record. The Armada app installs in your workspace.
The same alerts, delivered to the Teams channel you choose.
Opt in per alert type, each with a link to the record.
Every alert is always in the platform. Each user picks their own channels, so nobody gets noise they didn't ask for.
Don't see your tool? Ask us in your demo. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Automation handles the baseline. Our CREST-accredited team members are paged when something departs from it, and they validate every high-impact finding before it drives major action.
Continuous services run your program every day, and point-in-time engagements validate and deepen it. Everything feeds one action plan, so no finding ends up on a shelf.
The Armada Platform is our Continuous Threat Exposure Management program. External exposure management, internal agentic testing and AI usage telemetry, run by AI agents and CREST-accredited team members, converge into one action plan alongside Armada Active Defense.
Armada continuously discovers everything you expose to the internet, validates what is actually exploitable and keeps a team member on every finding until it is closed.
Corsair, Armada's AI testing agent, runs reconnaissance, exploitation and lateral movement inside your network continuously. Our team validates every high-impact path.
Armada baselines how each user works with AI tools and alerts your team the moment that behavior changes, often before any other signal fires.
Armada Active Defense works against the attacker's agent while it is inside your environment: adaptive decoys that mislead it, and an inline AI Gateway that catches prompt injection before it reaches your own agents.
Attacker agents act on whatever they find. Armada deception agents use that against them, feeding false information through adaptive decoys and alerting your team the moment one is touched.
Any web page, document or tool output your agents read can carry an attacker's instructions. The Armada AI Gateway sits inline, stops prompt injection in transit and logs every call.
Twice a year, people test what automation can't: creativity, stealth and how well you respond.
CREST-accredited Armada team members emulate real adversaries against objectives you set, chaining weaknesses across people, process and technology to test whether you'd stop them.
Armada team members simulate advanced attacker activity inside your SOC while your defenders respond, so gaps close during the engagement, not months after a report.
Armada team members who attack AI systems for a living test your models, prompts, APIs, agents and the infrastructure behind them.
We'll show you the dashboard, the action plan and the agentic layer, then talk through what your first 90 days would surface.