Advanced Protection for Cloud Workloads

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Visibility and Scalability

Armor Anywhere integrated within our XDR+SOC offering provides advanced protection, visibility, and scalability for any organization. It is the perfect solution for companies who want an integrated toolset and simple deployment.

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Armor Anywhere for cloud Windows and Linux workloads integrates a suite of critical security capabilities including:

Malware Protection

Armor's malware protection safeguards your environment from harmful malware and botnets, including viruses, spyware, and rootkits. Malware protection performs real-time continuous scanning of your instances against the latest definitions, heuristics, and honeypot discoveries. Armor's definition database is sourced by internal, public, and private resources.

File Integrity Monitoring (FIM)

Examines critical system file locations on your hosts as well as critical OS files for changes that may allow threat actors to control your environment. FIM looks for: Changes to critical OS files and processes such as directories, registry keys, and values; changes to application files, rogue applications running on the host, unusual process and port activity, and system incompatibilities.

Host-Based Intrusion Detection/Intrusion Prevention System (IDS/IPS)

Installed on a host, IDS/IPS analyzes network or host traffic and identifies if that traffic matches signatures of known attacks. The host-based IDS/IPS has two modes – Detection and Prevention – allowing operators such as DevOps practitioners and security analysts to select their preferred setting. IDS/IPS events are analyzed and correlated with event data from your other devices with dashboard visibility.

Vulnerability and Policy Recommendation Scans

Armor's vulnerability scanning searches for application vulnerabilities that could be exploited by a threat actor and put your applications and data at risk. With policy recommendation scans, you can scan your hosts to identify vulnerabilities and the state of controls on the host. It scans the operating system, installed applications, Windows registry, open ports, directory listings, the file system, running processes and services, and users. The scans provide recommendations and can be set to automatically apply new rules and changes.