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Experts Who Never Do Either.

ARMO's runtime-behavioral CADR platform, continuously monitored and responded to by Rapid7's 24/7 SOC — giving security teams the depth of eBPF-level cloud-native detection with the coverage of a world-class managed response operation.

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What you get

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{ ARMO Platform }

* eBPF sensor builds a per-workload APD™ behavioral baseline — every syscall, capability, and L7 endpoint

* Cloud Application Detection & Response (CADR) surfaces live deviations: reverse shells, lateral movement, credential access, container escapes

* Full Attack Story — visual chain from network event → process → IAM call, with L7 detail and call stack

* Runtime-enriched vulnerability prioritization — CVEs actually in use, reduced by more than 90%

* AI workload monitoring: LLM endpoint behavior, PII egress, prompt-policy enforcement
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{ Rapid7 MDR }

* Round-the-clock SOC coverage — Rapid7 analysts monitor ARMO detection signals in real time

* Threat validation and triage: rapid7 analysts confirm true positives before escalation, reducing alert fatigue

* Incident containment guidance and active response on confirmed runtime threats

* Dedicated detection engineering — rules tuned to your ARMO behavioral baselines, not generic signatures

* Executive-ready reporting: incident summaries, trend analysis, board-level visibility

{How It Works }

Deploy ARMO

Deploy ARMO

Lightweight eBPF sensor deployed to your cluster — no kernel modules, ~2% CPU

APD™ Baselining

APD™ Baselining

ARMO builds behavioral profiles per workload — what it runs, calls, and connects to

Live Detection

Live Detection

CADR detects runtime deviations: exploits, exfil, lateral movement, container escapes

Rapid7 SOC Response

Rapid7 SOC Response

Rapid7 analysts triage, validate, and contain — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Continuous Loop

Continuous Loop

Detection rules refined with your baseline; each incident improves the next

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{The Anatomy of a Stopped Attack}

From signal to resolution — in four acts

Click through each phase to see how CADR thinks

ARMO CADR — Incident #4471 — payment-service
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01Detection
02Attack Story
03Classification
04Response
Detection

Anomalous signals across 3 layers

Built on eBPF, ARMO CADR observes every process, every syscall, and every network connection inside your workloads — at the kernel level, in real time. Not logs after the fact. Everything, as it happens.

execve /bin/sh — container-03 / payment-service14:03:21
outbound: 185.220.x.x:4444 — known C2 IP range14:03:25
dns: c2-domain.xyz resolved — pod/payment14:03:28
api: s3:GetObject — lambda/sync — unexpected call14:03:44
Attack Story

5 signals. One coherent narrative.

Instead of a barrage of disconnected alerts, CADR automatically weaves every signal into a single attack narrative — from the exploited code line to the attempted data exfiltration.

14:03:21 — Vulnerability exploited in payment-service v2.1.4
14:03:22 — Reverse shell spawned via /bin/sh in container-03
14:03:25 — C2 beacon established — cryptominer stage deployed
14:03:31 — Lateral movement attempted via stolen API token
14:03:44 — S3 exfiltration attempt via compromised lambda role
Incident Classification

AI verdict: 4 incidents, 4 different priorities

Every incident automatically classified with AI-generated reasoning. Your team knows exactly what to act on — and what to ignore. No more alert fatigue.

Active Threat — Live cryptominer + C2 comms confirmed at kernel level. Automated response triggered immediately.
Attempted Attack — Lateral movement blocked by network policy. Investigate token source.
Review Required — Unusual S3 access pattern. Likely misconfiguration — verify manually.
Informational — DNS query consistent with recent deployment change. No action needed.
Response

Automated — matched to threat tier

Policy-driven automated responses triggered by classification tier. Active Threat gets immediate containment. Attempted Attack gets documented. The response always matches the threat — never a blanket rule.

Container terminated — container-03 isolated from network immediately
Credentials rotated — payment-service IAM role revoked
Alert dispatched — PagerDuty + Slack #security-alerts notified
Attack story generated — full AI narrative ready for CISO review
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