Armis secures $200 million in Series D investment round

Armis plans to use the capital injection to support its five-year plan to establish itself as a “multi-generational cybersecurity company”

Armis, a firm specialising in cyber exposure management and security, has secured $200 million in a Series D investment round, raising its valuation to $4.2 billion to support future growth efforts.

General Catalyst and Alkeon Capital jointly led the round, with participation from existing investors, namely Brookfield Growth and Georgian.

Armis plans to use the capital injection to support its five-year plan to establish itself as a “multi-generational cybersecurity company”.

The investment will also aid in Armis’ organic product development and global market expansion programmes, while also providing the flexibility to capitalise on strategic inorganic growth opportunities.

The firm’s platform, Armis Centrix, offers comprehensive visibility, security, and risk management, allowing enterprises to monitor and safeguard their critical assets on a real-time basis across various domains, including IT, OT, and medical devices, as well as cloud, code, and software assets.

Armis recently announced that the firm surpassed $200 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), with an increase of $100 million in ARR in less than 18 months.

Its clientele includes companies like United Airlines, Colgate-Palmolive, Mondelez, and Reckitt.

Looking ahead, Armis is setting its sights on an IPO, with key milestones including achieving $500 million in ARR as it progresses towards the $1 billion ARR mark and beyond.

Armis Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Yevgeny Dibrov said: My co-founder Nadir Izrael and I are incredibly grateful for the support of General Catalyst and Alkeon Capital as well as Brookfield and Georgian.

Their investment and belief in Armis’ future reflect the strength of our platform and the market need for a comprehensive Cyber Exposure Management platform – from asset management and Cyber Physical systems security to Remediation of vulnerabilities and issues from IT to cloud and the CI/CD pipeline, Dibrov said.