Armorpoint

Partners that serve midsize organizations are the main route by which ArmorPoint reaches customers, and the platform puts network operations and security operations data, usually watched separately, in one view. The company says it won the 2026 SC Award for Best SME Security Solution.

Detection, response and compliance in one place

ArmorPoint uses AI to prioritize incoming alerts. A customer's own team, or the company's 24/7 SOC staffed in the United States, then investigates and responds. Every alert is classified as it arrives, with its score, confidence and reasoning shown, and analysts can pivot from hosts, users and IP addresses into related alerts, activity and raw logs, then turn malicious alerts into incidents.

Event logs, correlation and dashboards

The older SIEM platform recorded, stored and organized event logs and usage data from any network component, correlated events in real time, ran file integrity monitoring and vulnerability management, and presented a unified security dashboard. Today's platform adds exposure and attack surface management, asset and identity views, and self-service widgets for dashboards and reports, backed by one pool of data.

Compliance controls checked against live data

Compliance controls are checked against live telemetry and mapped to frameworks such as SOC 2 Type II, NIST CSF 2.0 and CMMC, with reporting and dashboards to support audits.

Managed SOC, MDR and platform-only choices

Customers can choose a managed SOC, MXDR, MDR or a platform-only arrangement. Solutions are grouped for managed service providers, federal and CMMC work, healthcare, cyber insurance readiness and post-incident recovery. A partner program is open to service providers, resellers and distributors, and ArmorPoint integrates with the tools a customer already runs.