Armis has exceeded US$300 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), marking a rapid leap from US$200 million in under a year. The growth reflects the rising global demand for cyber exposure management and security across IT, operational technology (OT), and cyber-physical systems (CPS).
Rapid adoption by major enterprises
Armis currently supports thousands of customers, including major brands such as United Airlines, Colgate-Palmolive and Mondelez. Over a third of Fortune 100 companies now rely on Armis, along with numerous federal agencies and state governments. The company’s technology is used by 60% of Fortune 10 firms, three of the five largest US retailers, and three of the five largest banks in the US.
The Armis Centrix platform enables organisations to monitor, protect and manage their entire attack surface, covering everything from IT to medical and IoT environments. The platform is designed to help organisations identify and remediate vulnerabilities across code, cloud and device layers.
Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO and Co-Founder of Armis, credited the company’s momentum to its platform and product strategy. “Surpassing another US$100 million milestone in ARR so quickly proves we have the right platform, the right set of products and our customers are using Armis for complete cyber risk exposure management and security,” he said. “Customers globally are excited about our roadmap and recognise the vital role we play being one of their most important security providers.”
Growth fuelled by partnerships and product development
Armis attributes much of its growth to its expanding network of partners. The company has strengthened relationships with key global systems integrators and technology players including AWS, KPMG, Accenture, PwC, Fortinet, Guidepoint, WWT and Google. This has improved access to Armis’ solutions and enabled wider adoption across sectors looking to manage cyber risk in real time.
Over the past 12 months, Armis has opened new offices in Munich, London, Bucharest and New York to support its global reach. It has also accelerated product development through both internal innovation and strategic acquisitions. In the span of a year, Armis added three new products to its platform, further extending its capabilities in OT and CPS security.
One of the key updates is a new hybrid and on-premises solution that supports air-gapped or sequestered environments—critical for industries with restricted internet access. These product advancements aim to meet the evolving needs of enterprises looking for proactive protection, rather than reactive detection and response.
Jonathan Carr, Chief Financial Officer of Armis, highlighted the strategic gains made through both organic growth and acquisitions. “Each technology that we develop works together, creating a better together story for our customers and enabling us to address security in ways that just were not possible before,” he said. “We strive to help organisations move from ‘detect and then respond’ to a more proactive approach that allows them to protect their organisations before an attack happens.”
Industry recognition and continued momentum
Armis has received recognition from top analyst firms, including being named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for CPS Protection Platforms and a Leader in The Forrester Wave: Unified Vulnerability Solutions, Q3 2025. These accolades reinforce Armis’ position in a growing market where organisations are increasingly prioritising cyber exposure management.
Looking ahead, Armis expects continued growth that outpaces public company benchmarks. The company’s integrated approach, combined with strategic investments and an expanding product suite, places it in a strong position to meet rising cybersecurity demands across global industries.
