Armis has been acquired by ServiceNow. The final valuation stands at $7.8B (acquisition). The equity is no longer independently traded.
2 valuations. The latest, $7.8B acquisition, was set by the Acquisition by ServiceNow in Dec 2025.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives Growth EquityLEADGGoldman Sachs Growth Equity
CapitalGEEvolution Equity Partners
General CatalystAAlkeon CapitalSSequoia Capital
Bain Capital VenturesGoldman Sachs Alternatives Growth EquityArmis is a cyber exposure management and security company that protects enterprise attack surfaces for Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies and national governments. Its core product, Armis Centrix, is a platform that monitors billions of assets to identify real-time risks, covering areas from asset management to IoT security and ICS.
In 2026, Armis was acquired by ServiceNow, which said the deal closes the gap between asset visibility and cyber risk. Weeks earlier, Armis had announced it surpassed $300 million in annual recurring revenue amid growing demand for exposure management.
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No. Armis was acquired by ServiceNow; its shares do not trade independently.
The last valuation is $7.8B (acquisition, Dec 2025).
Lead investors for each round are in the funding timeline.
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