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Blackwired, ARMIS partner

by Mark Rowe
Blackwired, a cybersecurity firm which offers 3D threat visualisation, has entered a strategic alliance with ARMIS International LLC (ARMIS), a consulting consortium.
The two firms are looking to work on defence, government and commercial sector cyber resilience. ARMIS International works in real-world operational crises, translating its knowledge into actionable frameworks for decision makers in mission critical programmes. Blackwiredโ€™s ThirdWatch platform combines 3D threat visualisation, threat intelligence and its Aim-Ready-Fire (ARFi) methodology to deliver cyber protection.
โ€œWe are proud to partner with ARMIS International in advancing mission-critical initiatives that tackle the most complex challenges facing our industry. Together, we are redefining cybersecurity by delivering cutting-edge technologies that break from conventional thinking โ€“ introducing an innovative platform designed to predict and neutralise cyber threats before they ever materialise. Blackwired stands tall as one of the few pre-emptive cyber security providers in the market today,โ€ says Jeremy Samide, CEO of Blackwired, pictured.
โ€œAdversaries donโ€™t distinguish between consumer, commercial, and government environments; and neither should our approach to defending them. Blackwired brings a powerful capability that scales across these domains, and together weโ€™re focused on delivering that capability in a way that meets the trust, compliance, and mission requirements of US government, allies, and critical infrastructure partners,โ€ says Dave Cosnotti, CEO, ARMIS International.

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