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The security you're already selling,
made provable.

Armada scores every client tenant's Microsoft 365 posture, flags drift the moment it happens, and hands you a signed report under your own brand — while keeping none of their data.

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Client fleet · sample data
ClientPostureFindings mixStatus
Cedar Ridge Accounting
Accounting · 17 seats
910 H1 M14 okSecure
Vance Realty
Real estate · 22 seats
741 H3 M8 okNeeds work
Brookline Dental Group
Dental · 31 seats
622 H4 M9 okNeeds work
Harbor Law LLP
Legal · 29 seats
483 H5 M5 okAt risk
Posture attestation
standby
Ephemeral scan · demonstration
identity — mfa registration·····
conditional access policies·····
privileged role assignments·····
raw telemetry in memory — bytes
sig awaiting scan
utc
Raw posture data never persists. Only the signed result remains.
0
Live signals collected today
MFA registration · Conditional Access · privileged roles
0
Control catalog
unverified controls say so — never guessed
0
Bytes retained per scan
collected · evaluated · destroyed
0
Signed record per scan
hash-chained · tamper-evident
The problem

Your security work is invisible
until something breaks.

You already do the work — hardening tenants, chasing MFA laggards, tightening admin roles. But the client sees an invoice line they can't evaluate, and the proof lives in your head. At renewal, invisible work is the first thing that gets cut.

The screenshot era
With Armada
You export a scanner screenshot the night before the QBR, for one client, by hand.
Every client is scored continuously — the report is already current when you walk in.
The security work lives in your head. The client sees an invoice line they can't evaluate.
A branded assessment in the client's hands — your logo, their posture, in writing, every month.
A client's posture drifts after onboarding and nobody notices until the incident.
Drift is flagged between scans by comparing signed results — a new unprotected admin surfaces the same week.
Another vendor accumulates your clients' security data, and your liability with it.
Raw data is destroyed within the scan. Nothing to breach, nothing to subpoena — across your whole book.
How it works

The proof isn't built the night
before the QBR.

01

Connect your book

Armada runs through the delegated admin access you already hold. Nothing to install in the client's tenant, nothing new to ask them for — and they can revoke it any time from their own portal.

02

Score, watch, report

Every tenant is scored against a versioned control catalog, drift is flagged between scans, and each scan exports as a signed, client-ready report with your brand on it — not ours.

03

Defend the line item

The client holds a monthly artifact that shows exactly what their security spend buys. Your work stops being invisible, and the renewal conversation starts from evidence.

The platform

Built for your console —
and your client's QBR.

Fleet posture

Your whole book of clients at a glance — every tenant scored and ranked by risk.

Remediation simulator

Toggle a fix and watch posture move — know exactly which change to sell before you walk in.

White-label reports

Your logo, your colors, your domain. Your clients never see our brand.

Drift detection

A new unprotected admin surfaces the same week — not at the incident.

The method

Collected once. Checked once.
Then it's gone.

Every scan is single-use by construction. There is no database of your clients' security data, because the architecture has nowhere to put one.

i.

Collect

Through the delegated access you already hold, posture is read directly from source systems into volatile memory. Read-only scopes. Nothing is written anywhere.

ii.

Evaluate

Controls are scored against a versioned catalog built from what actually moves risk in a Microsoft 365 tenant. Verified means verified — unchecked controls are labeled, never guessed.

iii.

Destroy

The buffer is overwritten and released the moment evaluation completes. Zero bytes of raw telemetry survive the scan.

iv.

Attest

What persists is one cryptographically signed record — score, status, and a hash chained to every scan before it. Tamper-evident by design.

Get started

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