Armis achieves DISA IL5 status, expanding support for US defense cybersecurity
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Armis achieves DISA IL5 status, expanding support for US defense cybersecurity. February 24, 2026 Cyber exposure management and security company Armis announced that it has achieved authorization from the U.S. DoD's Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to operate at an Impact Level 5 (IL5). This means that Armis has met strict requirements to manage and secure the DoD's critical infrastructure, including Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) systems. "We are committed to helping Federal agencies like the Department of Defense address their toughest cybersecurity challenges," said Alex Mosher, president and CRO at Armis. "Achieving DISA IL5 authorization is an important milestone for Armis as we continue to support DoD customers in safeguarding critical systems, sensitive data and national security infrastructure from evolving cyber threats." Armis empowers Federal agencies to build and optimize comprehensive cybersecurity programs with Armis Centrix, the FedRAMP and DISA IL authorized Cyber Exposure Management Platform. The company previously achieved FedRAMP Moderate and DISA IL4 authorizations in 2023. Specifically Armis Centrix provides the DoD with the ability to fuse deep asset intelligence, spanning IT, OT (operational technology), IoT (Internet of Things), IoMT (Internet of Medical Things) and more, with advanced vulnerability management for proactive...
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Earlier this month, Armis launched Armis Centrix for Application Security, a new offering designed to unify application security across the software development lifecycle.
