Armada Exposure Management &mdash; Find your exposures before threat actors do

Validate

Our team exploits the vulnerabilities in your environment to determine what's actionable.

Prioritize

Every finding is scored against CVSS and layered within the unique context of your business.

Act

Dedicated practitioners embedded in your program mobilize where it matters.

ASM tooling generates alerts, but nobody validates whether they're exploitable

Scanners flag vulnerabilities in bulk. Your team spends weeks triaging false positives while genuinely exploitable exposures sit unaddressed.

Shadow IT and misconfigurations go undetected between tests

A marketing team spins up a microsite. A developer pushes an internal app to a public subdomain. Between annual assessments, these assets live in the wild with no detection.

Your team has the skills but not the bandwidth for continuous offensive operations

Vulnerability management backlogs, compliance obligations, C-suite initiatives. Your best people can't dedicate focused time to exposure management when they're spread across everything else.

You walk into security reviews knowing there are gaps you can't speak to

Without validated threat intelligence, security leaders leave things off the deck because they haven't had time to investigate. That uncertainty compounds.

OSINT, breach data, dark web monitoring

Continuous surveillance of the channels threat actors are already using to map your environment, your people, and your credentials.

Manual exploitation by senior practitioners

Findings don't stop at a CVSS score. We exploit them in your environment, document the method, and show you the business impact.

Real exposures don't sit open

Every exploitable finding has a senior practitioner on it until it's closed. The control gap that let it through gets documented and fed back into your compliance program, so the same class of exposure can never reopen.

Threat intelligence baseline

We map your environment the way a threat actor would: domains, credential exposures, breach data, dark web sources, lookalike domains. You get a consolidated briefing in month one.

Continuous discovery and monitoring

Armada scans your external attack surface continuously, flagging new assets, configuration changes, and emerging vulnerabilities. Critical findings trigger same-day alerts.

Contextual prioritization

We score findings against CVSS and layer on business context, so a server hosting financial systems gets prioritized differently than a staging environment.

Manual validation and exploitation

Our team exploits the vulnerability, documents the method, and shows the business impact. You see what's actually exploitable in your environment.

Typical ASM tooling	Armada Exposure Management
Automated scanning with bulk alerts Hundreds of findings with severity scores. No validation of whether they're exploitable in your environment.	Manual exploitation to prove impact We exploit the vulnerability, document the method, and show you the business impact.
Static reports on a schedule Quarterly or annual snapshots. Between reports, you're blind.	Continuous scanning Configuration changes detected within hours. When something goes live, you know the same day.
No business context in findings Every vulnerability gets the same treatment regardless of what the underlying system does.	Prioritization by what the asset protects CVSS scoring layered with business context. Core financial systems get a different response than staging servers.
Support tickets for questions Something comes up mid-cycle and you submit a ticket. No relationship, no shared context.	Direct access to your team Shared Slack or Teams channels. Monthly strategy sessions. Immediate support during incidents.

EXPOSURE DETECTION

8h from detection to shutdown

Internal application exposed externally after misconfiguration

An internal app became publicly accessible after a misconfiguration. Armada detected it within eight hours. The client was unaware of the exposure. Shut down within hours of notification.

INCIDENT SUPPORT

Same Day mobilization, no change order

Third-party breach threatened client data

A partner company was breached. The client's second call was to Armada. The team mobilized within hours, assessed exposure through the partner, and began monitoring for data surfacing. No change order. No delay.

COMPETITIVE WIN

2x client expansion after head-to-head eval

Enterprise client doubled their contract after evaluating pure-play ASM

A Fortune 500 organization with millions of assets evaluated a pure-play ASM tool and came back specifically for the manual validation and collaborative model.

THREAT INTELLIGENCE

27 breach incidents surfaced in month one

27 data breaches surfaced in the first threat intelligence briefing

The first-month OSINT exercise identified 27 breach incidents, 64 compromised email accounts, and exposed passwords for specific employees. The client had never seen this consolidated in one place.

We already have an ASM tool through our XDR/MDR provider. How is this different?

Most XDR and MDR providers bundle basic domain monitoring and dark web scanning. They don't manually exploit vulnerabilities to prove they're actionable, prioritize against your business context, or stay embedded as a collaborative partner. If your current provider hands you a report and moves on, this is a different category.

Our internal team already handles pen testing. Why would we need Armada?

Pen tests are point-in-time. Exposure management is continuous: always-on scans, ongoing monitoring by the team, monthly strategy sessions, and immediate mobilization when something changes. Even if your team has the skills, they're likely spread across too many priorities to maintain this level of focus. Armada handles the proactive security discipline so your team can focus on everything else.

How does Armada handle prioritization of findings?

Every finding gets CVSS scoring layered with business context. A vulnerability on a core financial system gets treated differently than one on a staging server. Then our team validates whether it's exploitable in your environment. That validation step eliminates the noise and focuses remediation on what would cause measurable damage.

Can I use this to build a business case with my executive team?

Absolutely. When vulnerabilities are validated as exploitable with documented business impact, that evidence becomes ammunition for budget conversations and for getting action from IT teams that have been deprioritizing known issues. Third-party validation from a proactive security team carries weight that internal assessments often don't.

What does pricing look like?

Scoped based on the size and complexity of your external attack surface. For most organizations, it costs a fraction of hiring two or three full-time employees with the offensive expertise to do this work internally. We'll walk through scoping in a conversation.

How does the Secure pillar connect to risk3sixty's compliance and optimization services?

Armada findings feed directly into risk3sixty's compliance and optimization work. Validated exposures give your GRC team evidence they can use across frameworks. If you're already working with risk3sixty on compliance, adding exposure management closes the loop between what your controls say and what your environment proves.

We already have EDR and Security Scorecard. Isn't our exposure covered?

EDR protects endpoints. Security Scorecard gives you a rating. Neither one maps your external attack surface, identifies assets you didn't know were publicly accessible, or validates whether a vulnerability can be exploited in your environment. They're different categories. If you're unsure whether there's a gap, we can show you what a first-month threat intelligence briefing surfaces and you can judge for yourself.

A security team that works like they're on your payroll