The ExploitArmor platform
Depth for investigation.
Clarity for leadership.
Explore the records, relationships and controls behind your security decisions.
Investigate your exposure.
Asset Intelligence
Review asset identity, authorized scope and business-service relationships. Follow linked observations without losing the context of the affected system.
Findings & Exposure
Inspect source evidence, severity, confidence and collection limits. Distinguish confirmed findings from observations that still require investigation.
Put risk in business context.
Risk Intelligence
Develop risk scenarios around affected services and business impact. Review assumptions and uncertainty alongside treatment options.
Regulatory Intelligence
Explore international standards and global regulations alongside regional and sector-specific requirements, with strong expertise across the GCC. Examples considered include ISO/IEC 27001, NIST guidance and GDPR, alongside Saudi NCA controls, SAMA requirements, Saudi PDPL and other GCC frameworks. Mapping availability varies: framework-source and review capabilities are implemented; only reviewed and published mappings are presented as active, while additional framework coverage is planned. Applicability requires review. ExploitArmor does not provide certification, automatic compliance or a guarantee of complete regulatory coverage.
Keep remediation accountable.
Decisions & Actions
Record treatment proposals, accountable owners and approval states. Keep the action history connected to the finding and its business context.
Validation & Continuous Assurance
Review fresh reassessment evidence against the original observation. Track changes and outstanding checks; a proposed fix alone does not close a finding.
Give every audience a useful view.
Reporting
Move between executive summaries and technical records. Keep source observations, treatment decisions and open work traceable. Export options depend on the supported format and plan.
AI Guidance
Use contextual explanations to understand the platform and security workflows. Public Copilot answers product and service questions; it has no access to private workspaces and does not execute security operations.
