Armis Vulnerability Intelligence Database
Intelligence That Moves Faster Than the Threat
In today’s threat landscape, timing is everything. From zero-day vulnerabilities to weaponized exploits, the gap between discovery and exploitation continues to shrink. Armis Vulnerability Intelligence Database is a revolutionary, AI-powered vulnerability intelligence resource that goes well beyond traditional static databases. While many teams rely on the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog to track risk, Armis Vulnerability Intelligence Database is built to extend that value by offering real-time context, community-driven prioritization, and actionable insights tailored to specific industries and threat levels.
Backed by the Armis Asset Intelligence Engine, which observes and analyzes over six billion connected assets globally, and Armis Labs, the Armis Vulnerability Intelligence Database offers the cybersecurity community an opportunity to shift left and move from reactive response to proactive risk reduction.
The Cyber Exposure Management & Security Challenge
Security professionals across industries face a shared challenge that revolves around information overload without meaningful prioritization. Public databases like CISA KEV are useful, but often lag behind active threats. They’re static, generalized, and lack the context needed to take decisive, tailored action.
- Many organizations are left asking:
- Which vulnerabilities should I address first?
- How does this CVE affect my specific devices, in my specific environment?
- Am I exposed today or just potentially exploitable?
At the same time, siloed threat intelligence, lack of cross-sector collaboration, and poor visibility into asset behavior all contribute to a persistent state of uncertainty. Teams aren’t just struggling to find the signal in the noise; they’re racing against the clock to respond before they are in reaction mode, where damage is already done.
Continue reading to learn how the Armis Vulnerability Intelligence Database helps organizations move from exploitable to protected faster.