
Your AI Policy Can’t Enforce Itself
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Read MoreArms Cyber, a leader in stealth-driven preemptive endpoint security, today announced an expanded investment in its Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) Program. Designed to help MSSPs deliver enterprise-grade ransomware resilience to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs/SMEs), the program enables partners to integrate Arms Cyber’s technology into their existing security stacks while retaining full customer ownership.
“SMBs are increasingly targeted by ransomware, yet most rely on trusted MSSPs to manage their security. Our program gives providers a way to deliver comprehensive resilience—keeping critical data out of reach and enabling rapid recovery when an attack gets through. We are putting significantly more focus behind this program to help partners expand their customer value.”
Unlike traditional defenses that rely solely on blocking threats, Arms Cyber’s three-part approach focuses on preemptive resilience:
The partner-led model offers MSSPs operational simplicity without the need to build a separate ransomware practice. Key features include:
The program offers a clear growth roadmap using the same stealth-driven sensor. Partners can start with core ransomware protection and scale into additional platform capabilities as customer needs evolve:
“MSSPs can deepen existing customer relationships and increase revenue without having to constantly acquire new accounts,” added Pittenger.
The Arms Cyber MSSP Program is available today. Qualified MSSPs with established SMB/SME relationships can apply at armscyber.ai or contact [email protected].
Arms Cyber provides a stealth-driven preemptive endpoint security platform designed to help organizations withstand ransomware and AI-driven threats. By keeping critical data hidden, containing active execution, and enforcing AI policies, Arms Cyber adds an essential layer of resilience to the security stack. Learn more at armscyber.ai.

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