Core6 has partnered with Armis from ServiceNow to extend cyber exposure management to enterprise storage and backup systems, addressing security gaps that can leave critical business data vulnerable to ransomware and other cyberattacks. October 8, 2026 Armis and Core6 Announce New Solution combines Armis’ continuous asset intelligence platform with the Core6 StorageGuard platform for real-time visibility, risk assessment and end-to-end security of the entire enterprise IT infrastructure. This integration combines real-time asset intelligence with StorageGuard’s visibility into asset configuration errors and security vulnerabilities to identify, focus on and remediate risk with existing security teams using existing security workflows with no agents to install or new console to learn.
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In addition, the solution offers automated security hardening, ransomware resilience and continuous compliance reporting against standards such as NIST ISO CIS, PCI DSS and DORA. With attackers increasingly using AI for vulnerability discovery and misconfigurations for initial compromise, securing storage and backup environments becomes vital to safeguarding data and ensuring recovery readiness.”Several banks the FSB classifies as globally systemically important harden their storage and backup with StorageGuard, because for them a misconfigured storage or backup system is not a finding on a list, it is systemic risk,” said Gil Hecht, Founder and CEO of Core6. “By integrating StorageGuard with Armis’ cyber exposure management and security capabilities, customers can hold their last line of defense to that same standard and keep it there, even as AI shrinks the window they have to respond.”