Catch attacks that adapt
Raven detects threats by how they behave, not by a signature, so AI-generated and never-seen malware gets caught the moment it acts. This is the core of ARP, Raven's AI Ransomware Protection module.
See how ARP worksAI has changed how attacks work. Malware adapts to slip past signatures, and unapproved AI runs directly inside your environment. Arms Cyber's Raven Platform was built for the AI era, catching threats by their behavior and keeping your data hidden, so AI-driven attacks fail before they can locate valuable data.
AI rewrote the attack surface so Arms Cyber takes a data-centric approach. Attackers now generate malware that mutates to slip past signature-based defenses, and the AI your own team runs operates right on the endpoint, out of reach of network-based tools. Detection built to match known threats can't keep up with either.
Rather than chase every new threat, Raven keeps your critical data itself out of reach. That one move stops both sides of the AI problem: AI-powered attackers find nothing to take, and legitimate AI running on your endpoints can't touch what it isn't approved to see.
How the Raven Platform counters AI threatsRaven detects threats by how they behave, not by a signature, so AI-generated and never-seen malware gets caught the moment it acts. This is the core of ARP, Raven's AI Ransomware Protection module.
See how ARP worksUnapproved AI running directly on your endpoints operates where network-based tools like DLP, CASB, and EDR can't see it. Raven shows you the AI running on your endpoints and enforces what each can touch.
See how APE worksUnderneath both, Raven keeps your critical data concealed, so even an AI-driven attack that gets a foothold finds nothing to steal or encrypt. One lightweight sensor powers the whole suite.
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UpGuard, 2025AI threat protection is security built for attacks that use AI. It works by catching threats through how they behave rather than by matching known signatures, so novel and AI-generated attacks get stopped even though no signature exists for them yet.
AI threats are attacks that use AI to move faster or evade defenses, plus the risks created by AI tools running inside your environment. The clearest examples are AI-generated malware that mutates to dodge signatures and unapproved AI tools that expose sensitive data from the endpoint.
Yes. Arms Cyber's Raven Platform detects malware by how it behaves, not by a signature it has seen before, so AI-generated and constantly-changing variants get caught the moment they act. There's no waiting for an update.
Arms Cyber's Raven Platform catches threats by how they behave, not by matching a known signature, so it stops attacks no one has catalogued yet. Signature-based tools only recognize threats they've seen before, which leaves a gap for new and AI-generated variants. Raven runs alongside them and closes that gap.
Yes. Arms Cyber's Raven Platform shows you every AI running directly on your endpoints, including local ones network tools miss, and lets you enforce what each can access. Sensitive data stays concealed from any AI you haven't approved.
No. Arms Cyber's Raven Platform adds AI threat protection to the endpoints you already run, from one lightweight sensor that works alongside your existing tools. There's no rip-and-replace.
See how Arms Cyber counters AI threats by their behavior, before they can reach your data.