Driven Tech has introduced ARMOR, sort of a cognitive security operations platform meant to help organizations respond to those growing AI driven cyber threats. It’s built on Torq’s automation platform, and ARMOR blends agentic AI, security automation, and human oversight to help investigate threats, tie together data from security systems, and then automate response actions. Instead of just dealing with isolated alerts, the platform looks at what’s going on across identities, endpoints, networks, cloud environments, and applications, so you get a wider, more complete picture of how attacks unfold.
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It also plays nicely with existing cybersecurity tools, so there’s less need for expensive infrastructure shifts or upgrades. The launch, honestly, fits into a bigger movement toward context aware, AI assisted security operations as enterprises try to boost resilience, lower that alert fatigue, and respond to threats faster while still keeping humans in the loop for the critical calls.

