ARMO from Tel Aviv receives an American seal in the cloud

Modern cloud attacks often exploit small gaps that are interconnected in dynamic cloud environments. The addition of continuous anomaly detection as well as real-time threat detection and response across active cloud assets and applications will provide information security, infrastructure management and development teams with unified threat insights with built-in prioritization and enable faster response. The importance of this type of solutions is intensified due to the growing use of AI applications whose behavior can be understood and protected accordingly only while they are running.

Rapid7 is a leading cyber security company from the USA, providing a unified platform for security operations (Security Operations), which helps organizations manage and reduce their cyber risks. Rapid7 offers solutions for vulnerability management, threat detection, cloud security, application security and automation.

In recent years, Rapid7 has strengthened its presence in Israel through the acquisition of three cyber security companies: Insights and Alcide in 2021 and Minerva Labs in 2023. These strategic acquisitions strengthened Rapid7’s position in the local market and provided it with access to Israeli expertise in the cyber world in general and in cloud security in particular. Rapid7 has over 11,000 customers worldwide and many large and mid-sized organizations rely on its security solutions for risk management, threat detection and response.

The addition of ARMO’s CADR system to the Rapid7 control platform will enable security teams to:

ARMO was founded in 2019 and is managed by cloud security experts Shaoli Rosen and Ben Hirschberg. The company has raised about $34 million since its inception, including $30 million in round A led by Tiger Global and with the participation of Hyperwise Ventures, Pitango First and Peled Ventures and a seed round of $4.5 million led by Pitango Ventures. ARMO currently employs 30 people in its offices in Tel Aviv.