Traditional security centers struggle to keep up with adaptive, AI-driven attacks that move faster than manual investigations allow. Driven ARMOR addresses this by integrating agentic AI with human expertise, keeping security professionals in the loop for critical decision-making while automating routine orchestration. By correlating data from existing tools like Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, Microsoft, and CrowdStrike, the platform reduces alert fatigue without forcing companies to rip and replace their current infrastructure.
Driven Tech Debuts Cognitive Security Platform ARMOR
As automated threats outpace manual security teams, New York-based integrator Driven Tech has launched ARMOR, a cognitive security operations platform. Powered by Torq’s hyper-automation engine, the system moves beyond reactive alerts to correlate telemetry across cloud, identity, and endpoint environments for context-aware, intelligent response.
"The future of security operations isn't simply automated—it must be cognitive," said Vinu Thomas, President and COO of Driven Tech. The launch marks a shift toward context-heavy defense, following the company's recent inclusion in Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program. By combining agentic AI with the firm's specialized Forward Delivery Security Engineers, ARMOR aims to help enterprises modernize their security posture against both current vulnerabilities and emerging AI-based threats.
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