The partnership addresses the growing gap in enterprise security where storage arrays and backup platforms often sit outside the visibility of standard exposure management programs. By correlating Armis’ real-time asset intelligence with StorageGuard’s vulnerability and misconfiguration findings, the integration allows security teams to manage storage-layer risks within their existing workflows. This approach eliminates the need for additional agents or new consoles, enabling organizations to prioritize and remediate threats before attackers can disable recovery mechanisms.
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Core6 and Armis from ServiceNow Partner to Secure Backup Infrastructure
Ransomware groups are increasingly weaponizing AI to exploit storage and backup systems, turning a long-standing IT blind spot into a primary target for systemic disruption. To counter this, Core6 is integrating its StorageGuard platform with Armis from ServiceNow to provide unified, agentless security across the entire data protection stack.
Gil Hecht, Founder and CEO of Core6, noted that for globally systemically important banks, a misconfigured storage system represents a critical risk rather than a routine finding. Integrating these capabilities allows enterprises to apply rigorous, autonomous hardening standards to their last line of defense. The solution is available immediately for existing customers, offering continuous compliance monitoring against frameworks such as NIST, ISO, and the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
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