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- Company Overview
ARMO was founded in 2019 to make Kubernetes security accessible through open source. Their flagship Kubescape project has gained widespread adoption with over 3 million downloads and 3,000+ GitHub stars. After securing $30M in funding, they've expanded their platform while maintaining their commitment to the open-source community and Kubernetes-native security approach.
- James’ Corner
ARMO's Kubescape is a powerful open-source solution for Kubernetes security, with particular strength in configuration scanning and compliance. They're especially good for organizations heavily invested in Kubernetes who want a dedicated solution rather than a broader CNAPP. Their open-source approach makes them accessible for teams of all sizes.
James Berthoty has been in technology for over 10 years across engineering and security roles. An early advocate for DevSecOps, he has a passion for driving security teams as contributors to product and built Latio Tech to help connect people with the right products. He lives in Raleigh, NC with his wife and three children.
- Demo Overview
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Shauli Rozen demonstrates ARMO's cloud security platform, built on their open-source Kubescape project donated to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The solution uses eBPF-based behavioral analysis to provide comprehensive visibility into Kubernetes environments. Key features include application profiling that maps processes, file access, API usage, and network connections to establish normal behavior patterns. The platform identifies security risks by combining vulnerability, misconfiguration, and runtime data, focusing on high-priority issues rather than overwhelming users with alerts.
- ARMO Is A Great Fit For:
Organizations running Kubernetes at scale who need dedicated security. Perfect for DevOps teams wanting open-source solutions that integrate with existing workflows. Ideal for companies seeking Kubernetes-native security rather than bolt-on protection. Great for businesses with limited security budgets who still need comprehensive coverage. Especially valuable for organizations with compliance requirements specific to their Kubernetes environments.
- ARMO Key Features
ARMO secures Kubernetes environments with comprehensive scanning for misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and compliance issues. Their platform enforces security policies across clusters while providing runtime protection against threats. They support major compliance frameworks like CIS, NIST, and PCI DSS with automated reporting. Their risk prioritization helps teams focus on critical issues first, while their remediation guidance speeds up fixes.
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- Who Should Use ARMO?
Organizations with significant Kubernetes deployments who need specialized security beyond what general cloud security tools provide. DevOps and platform engineering teams who want security tools that integrate seamlessly with Kubernetes. Companies embracing GitOps and infrastructure-as-code who need security that fits into those workflows. Open-source enthusiasts who value transparency and community-driven development.
- ARMO Use Cases
Companies use ARMO to secure Kubernetes clusters, enforce compliance requirements, and protect containerized applications. DevOps teams integrate security into CI/CD pipelines, while platform engineers establish guardrails for self-service Kubernetes. Security teams gain visibility into cluster configurations and workload vulnerabilities, while compliance teams automate reporting for various frameworks.
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- Who Are ARMO’s Best Customers?
A fintech company uses ARMO to secure their Kubernetes environment while meeting financial regulations. A healthcare provider protects patient data across multiple clusters. A SaaS provider ensures their multi-tenant Kubernetes platform meets security best practices. Technology companies, e-commerce platforms, and manufacturing firms all benefit from ARMO's Kubernetes-native approach.
- What Makes ARMO Different?
ARMO stands out with their Kubernetes-native approach built on open-source foundations. Their comprehensive coverage spans the entire Kubernetes stack, from infrastructure to workloads. Their integration with existing DevOps workflows makes security part of the process, not an afterthought. Their risk-based prioritization helps teams focus on what matters, while their remediation guidance speeds up fixes. Their commitment to open source ensures transparency and community validation.
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