Security and Compliance
Elisity's IdentityGraph could discover assets and basic identity signals but lacked detailed threat, vulnerability, and component information needed to build effective security segmentation policies.
Reported impact
The integration gives customers detailed asset context for risk-based segmentation and can help contain ransomware or other threats by enforcing policies around high-risk devices. The source reports positive customer feedback but no security or financial outcome metric.
Elisity integrated Armis from ServiceNow with its IdentityGraph and control plane to enrich identity-based network security with AI-powered asset intelligence. Through the Armis API, Elisity receives risk scores, vulnerability details, serial numbers, firmware versions, and industrial-control context, then combines those attributes with identity signals to group assets and build segmentation policies. Elisity processes the information in its backend and uses large language models to map trends in the cyber-threat landscape and help refine policies for customer environments. The integration is bidirectional: Armis data informs Elisity policy, and Elisity shares policy-enforcement status back to Armis so customers can identify assets that are or are not protected. The source describes APIs and backend processing but does not name model or hosting products.
Armis asset attributes flow through its API into Elisity IdentityGraph, where identity signals and threat context inform LLM-assisted trend analysis and policy creation; Elisity's control plane enforces segmentation and returns enforcement status to Armis.
"After Elisity discovers an asset, it uses detailed Armis data pulled from hundreds of customers into large language models that map out trends in the cyberthreat landscape."
"Integration with Armis allows Elisity to identify the assets with the highest risk and use that knowledge to put protections in place."
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Revelio Labs reports that Elisity, Inc. employs 153 people worldwide as of June 2026; the sourced count is below 250.
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