Synthesized from precall conversations across IT, Security, and CIO leadership. Capabilities clustered by family, not by team — discovery is still active.
Every Darden ask in discovery collapses into four foundational outcomes. Get these right and every downstream capability — segmentation, CMDB, lifecycle — operates on the same ground truth.
Every device, every environment — IT, OT, IoT, cloud, unmanaged. No more blind spots.
EOL / EOS exposure on hardware, software, firmware. Refresh budgets defended with evidence, not estimates.
Are EDR, scanners, NAC actually deployed where they should be? Surface coverage gaps in seconds.
Are assets behaving as expected? Are networks actually segmented? Continuous proof, not quarterly snapshots.
Complete asset inventory of all asset types.
See and secure OT/IoT networks and physical assets.
Visibility and security for clinical assets.
Find risk, prioritize response, route to owners.
Continuous vuln detection across all networked assets.
End-to-end app risk profiling.
AI-based early-warning alerts.
We gather data from hundreds of pre-built integrations in your existing solutions, deduplicate and rationalize it, providing you with a unified, authoritative and real-time view of all your existing assets.
This is our capability to enrich asset data with network traffic analysis. Armis detection techniques include passive and smart active querying. We do this in a non-intrusive way, making sure we don't trigger any sensitive assets.
The Armis “secret sauce”. We keep track of this metadata from all of our customers around the globe in our AI-driven asset intelligence engine.
Continuously analyze the network traffic using multiple methods:
Investigate a device’s network activity timeline before, during and after an incident.
pocketCISO-derived graph model. Each Darden tool feeds the Armis Asset Intelligence Engine and is enriched back. Data domains flow out to every team that consumes them — surfacing where ownership concentrates, where the same data lifts multiple teams, and where coverage is thin.