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“Armis is a proven solution that helped us find all the assets vulnerable to log4j in seconds, quantify the risk, detect exploits in real-time and remediate in hours.”
Armis customer 24 hours after the Log4j disclosure
Determine what devices in your environment are vulnerable or need to be assessed further to confirm potential exposure. Armis can help you map out devices and applications utilizing the vulnerable Log4j library, identify the specific devices requiring further review (e.g. confirming exact software versions), and hone in on specific configurations or deployments that are potentially impacted by such exposures. Let an Armis expert help discover, control, and protect.
Do you have visibility to your managed and unmanaged assets? The Armis Quick Asset Visibility Assessment shows all the assets your current tools have been missing so you can quickly assess the blind spots in your environment. Armis’ agentless, cloud to cloud approach automatically finds, identifies, and classifies every asset—including those your current tools won’t ever see. Our platform works with your existing infrastructure to ensure you have a complete, real-time asset inventory when assessing risk. Let an Armis expert help you get started in as little as 30 minutes.
“Armis provides an extra layer of protection by providing a knowledgebase that can detect and respond to exploits, and thus protect assets that haven’t been or can’t be patched. Armis provides active asset management and security so you don’t have to wait for the problems to happen, you can manage them continuously.”
“Good actors (researchers) rapidly look for missed or new flaws, such that the community can path them before they are exploited in the wild. The bad actors (cybercriminals, nation-states, etc.) have the opposite agenda. They are interested in exploiting such findings before the world can patch or protect themselves accordingly.”
The Log4j flaw lets cyberattackers easily seize control of everything from industrial control systems to web servers and consumer electronics.
Amid the increase in Log4j attack activity, at least one Iranian state-backed threat group is preparing to target the vulnerability, experts say.
Experts say that the explosion in exploits for CVE-2021-44228 is only the early phase of what will be a long and tedious road to remediation for the critical vulnerability.
The Log4j flaw lets cyberattackers easily seize control of everything from industrial control systems to web servers and consumer electronics.
To learn how Armis can help, watch our webinar “Understanding the Log4Shell Mayhem Management and Security” with Nadir Izrael (CTO), Curtis Simpson (CISO), and Chris Dobrec (VP, Product Management).