Will ServiceNow’s Armis Deal Reshape AI Security?

January 9, 2026

ServiceNow’s US$7.75bn acquisition of Armis aims to create an AI-native cybersecurity powerhouse, unifying exposure management and proactive protection

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Will ServiceNow’s Armis Deal Reshape AI Security?

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Will ServiceNow’s Armis Deal Reshape AI Security?

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Sci-fi meets espionage as cyber criminals use a popular AI platform to do their hacking for them

IBM’s AI ‘Bob’ could be manipulated to download and execute malware

In Other News: 8,000 Ransomware Attacks, China Hacked US Gov Emails, IDHS Breach Impacts 700k