Armis Reviews

Armis users report that its pricing is generally considered average, neither cheaper nor more expensive compared to other solutions. While some find it feature-rich and justifiably priced, others feel it's too early to assess ROI and other cost benefits. Overall, users agree the pricing and licensing align with their expectations, though specific ratings vary, with some giving it a six out of ten. Armis is viewed as a balanced option for enterprise needs.

• "The tool is cheap."

Armis is primarily used for asset intelligence and security in OT networks, providing asset management, compliance checks, and vulnerability testing. It's essential for network-based security, offering asset discovery and visibility. Organizations utilize it for lateral movement detection, risk and compliance, securing IDs, and monitoring. It's implemented in cybersecurity training for asset identification and risk assessment. Designed for manufacturing environments and Industry 4.0, it manages vulnerabilities and analyzes technical debt in OT, IoT, and healthcare assets.

Armis offers satisfactory customer service with responsive and helpful support during onboarding and issue resolution. Although the technical support responds swiftly, there are occasional delays. Some find the support team difficult to reach or unable to resolve specific problems quickly. Typically, users express satisfaction with the assistance provided, rating it highly. Generally, presales engineers also contribute positively to the experience.

Armis's initial setup is often described as straightforward and easy, with many noting cloud deployment and the use of APIs streamline the process. Deployment generally requires only a few hours, though complete infrastructure setup can take months. Users with experience in switch configurations find installation less challenging. Some experience issues during implementation, while others highlight its agentless nature and ease of management. The SaaS model assists with analytics by forwarding network data to the cloud.

Armis is highly scalable, seamlessly supporting numerous users with ease. While it might experience slowdowns under simultaneous user activity, common in IT tools, it effectively scaled data and functionalities when required. Users appreciate its ability to accommodate cybersecurity analysts and SOC analysts. As a SaaS platform, it excels in scalability, though network appliance deployment requires appropriate sizing.

Armis demonstrates strong stability according to users, who usually rate it between eight and ten. Most report no stability issues, though some mention minor bugs that were resolved with support assistance. It is regarded as reliable post-implementation and holds a competitive position. Many users have not experienced any performance issues or glitches, consistently praising Armis for its dependable operation.