Archive · 15 Dec 2025
ServiceNow in Talks to Acquire Armis for $7B
ServiceNow, a big tech company, is in serious talks to buy Armis, a cybersecurity startup, for up to $7 billion.
Armis helps find and track security threats on different devices.
ServiceNow already buys other companies to get better at using AI.
If this deal happens, it will be ServiceNow's biggest buy ever.
Armis was started by people from the Israeli military and is doing well, making $300 million every year.
Other big companies like Google and Palo Alto Networks are also buying cybersecurity firms.
Armis might have gone public in 2026, but now ServiceNow wants to buy it instead.
ServiceNow is in advanced talks to acquire Armis for up to $7 billion.
Armis specializes in identifying and tracking security threats across various industries.
ServiceNow's shares closed at a market value of about $179.5 billion.
Armis' annual recurring revenue is $300 million, up from $200 million a year ago.
ServiceNow recently acquired AI firm Moveworks Inc. for $2.85 billion.
- Who
- ServiceNow and Armis
- What
- Potential acquisition of Armis by ServiceNow
- When
- Talks are in advanced stages, deal may be announced soon
- Where
- ServiceNow is based in Santa Clara, California; Armis is based in San Francisco, California
- Why
- ServiceNow aims to enhance its cybersecurity offerings and integrate AI features
- Companies Involved
- ServiceNow, Armis
- Potential Acquisition Value
- Up to $7 billion
- ServiceNow's Market Value
- $179.5 billion
- Armis' Annual Recurring Revenue
- $300 million
- Armis' Founders
- Israeli military cyber intelligence veterans
- ServiceNow's Recent AI Acquisition
- Moveworks Inc. for $2.85 billion
- Armis' Potential IPO
- 2026
- Armis' Previous Acquisition Value
- $1.1 billion in 2020