Armis Named a Leader in Unified Vulnerability Management Solutions, Q3 2025 Evaluation

SAN FRANCISCO – July 21, 2025 – Armis, the cyber exposure management & security company, today announced that it has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Unified Vulnerability Management Solutions, Q3 2025.

In this Forrester Wave™, Armis is ranked a Leader and achieved the highest score in the Current Offering category.

I believe Armis stood out as a Leader because Armis Centrix™ is different – it’s a platform built to help organizations reduce cyber risk, not just report on it. We are redefining what security should look like in a connected world, helping organizations move from passive defense to proactive control so that they can take action before there’s any impact on their environment. For us, this recognition from Forrester is a testament to our commitment to continuously innovating to support our customers in overcoming their most critical challenges.

Armis Centrix™ for VIPR – Prioritization and Remediation received the highest possible scores in the criteria of data normalization, customizations, vulnerability risk scoring, response augmentation, innovation and roadmap. The solution introduces unparalleled advancements by going beyond vulnerability management to find and consolidate security findings across all sources to holistically understand risk and automate prioritization, streamlining the entire remediation lifecycle.

According to the report, “customers rely on unified vulnerability management (UVM) solutions to consolidate vulnerability findings from diverse sources, enabling streamlined orchestration of response efforts and enhanced tracking of remediation progress. By serving as a central repository, UVM empowers security and risk (S&R) professionals to coordinate appropriate actions and drive tactical risk reduction with greater efficiency and clarity.”

The Forrester Wave™: Unified Vulnerability Management, Q3 2025 report evaluates 10 vendors across a comprehensive set of current offering criteria and strategy criteria to help security leaders select the best-fit solution for their needs. Key assessment areas include breadth of assets supported, integrations, data normalization, exposure assessment and prioritization, response augmentation, and exception management, as well as vision, innovation, roadmap, and partner ecosystem.