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Eligible ServiceNow VR customers can get a 3-year ArmorCode subscription at the cost of 2.

Before you migrate to USEM, rethink your security architecture

ServiceNow is moving VR customers to its Unified Security Exposure Management (USEM) architecture ahead of their next platform release. The transition involves changes to data models, integrations, workflows, and plugins. 

For teams already dealing with the operational complexity of VR, this migration is a natural moment to ask a different question: what if the intelligence, correlation, and prioritization layer sat above ServiceNow, while ServiceNow continued to handle CMDB, ITSM, and enterprise workflows?

Give your team fewer findings to chase

ArmorCode uses AI-powered correlation and deduplication to recognize when multiple findings point to the same underlying issue, grouping them into a single remediation action that the team can actually work on. This cuts down on duplicate tickets and noisy findings, so security and engineering teams have a smaller backlog to manage.

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Trace risk from code to cloud

ArmorCode connects vulnerabilities across the different tools and environments in your stack. It can correlate findings across applications, cloud environments, containers, and infrastructure to help teams understand where a risk originated, which assets are affected, and who owns the fix. This gives security teams a clearer path from the initial finding to the root cause and the team responsible for fixing it.

Shorten the path from finding to fix

Once a vulnerability needs action, ArmorCode helps move it toward resolution faster. Automated remediation workflows can determine the appropriate action, assign ownership, and orchestrate the fix across the tools and teams involved. The result is less time spent moving vulnerabilities through manual processes and a shorter time from finding to fix.

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ServiceNow Alternative: ArmorCode vs. ServiceNow

ArmorCodeServiceNow 
Exposure Management Platform✓ Yes✓ Yes
Application Security Posture Management ✓ YesLimited
Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS)✓ YesLimited
Scanner-Agnostic✓ YesNo
Integrations400+Not Public
Native AI-Powered Correlation✓ YesLimited
Risk Prioritization (Beyond CVSS)✓ Yes✓ Yes
Attack Path Analysis✓ YesLimited
Code-to-Cloud Risk Correlation✓ YesLimited
Scoped Pull Requests✓ YesNo
Dashboards and Reporting✓ YesLimited
Automated Remediation Workflows✓ Yes✓ Yes

“Without ArmorCode, we would not be able to do what we are doing today. The impact is huge. We have reduced our critical security tech debt by 80%. We are able to automate the creation of grouped tickets in Jira, and we are seeing teams fixing issues because they have that visibility. They see those tickets on their boards, plan remediation, and work on them to resolve the issues and close those tickets.”

Gusti Benawi,

Manager · Application Security · Shutterfly · Inc.

“ArmorCode is an excellent Exposure Assessment Platform! [ArmorCode] has completely transformed our security operations. By unifying dozens of disconnected scanning tools into a single, vendor-agnostic control plane, the platform has provided us with visibility across our entire software and infrastructure ecosystem.”

Gartner Peer Insights,

Engineering Manager · $250M Software Enterprise

“ArmorCode stands out as a distinctive platform that seamlessly connects applications, cloud infrastructure, and intelligence feeds. It functions as a technology designed to integrate various tools effectively.”

Mithun Rajoor,

Global Head of Application & Infrastructure Security (AIS) · S&P Global

“ArmorCode is like a team’s memory—it remembers all the findings, displays things in a format that lets you address the most critical issues, and eases communication with other teams like developers and their leads.”

Paolo del Mundo,

Director of Application Security · The Motley Fool

Proven outcomes with ArmorCode

96 %

Reduction in critical security technical debt

80 %

Reduction in MTTR with AI-powered remediation guidance

64 %

Reduction in open vulnerabilities

Reduced remediation time with automated workflows and risk-based prioritization

Why are teams switching from ServiceNow to ArmorCode?

Security data can become a platform workload

ServiceNow VR is fundamentally built on an ITSM ticketing framework. Ingesting tens of millions of raw, un-deduplicated scanner findings into ServiceNow VR routinely causes database bloat, slow database queries, and platform performance lags.

Limited cross-tool correlation can create duplicate work

Ingesting raw scanner data directly into ServiceNow VR creates millions of individual Vulnerable Items (VITs), flooding operational queues with redundant tickets for the exact same underlying vulnerability.

Security context is tied to CMDB accuracy

ServiceNow relies heavily on CMDB data to connect vulnerabilities with assets and business context. When CMDB records are incomplete, stale, or inconsistent with scanner data, establishing the right security context becomes harder.

Security teams are stuck waiting on IT

ServiceNow VR requires ongoing administration of assignment rules, risk calculators, exception rules, integrations, and other platform configurations. In organizations where ServiceNow is owned by a separate IT team, security teams can become dependent on specialized administrators for changes to their own security workflows.

Security workflows shouldn’t be trapped in the ITSM platform

ServiceNow provides the system of action for vulnerability remediation, but engineering teams often work in Jira, Rally, GitHub, and other developer tools. Routing security work across these environments can introduce additional workflow steps, duplicated records, and fragmented remediation processes.

VR to USEM is a complex migration project

ServiceNow requires customers to plan and run the migration across environments, review existing customizations, resolve conflicts or skipped changes, validate integrations and migration rules, and perform regression testing before production. ServiceNow recommends running the migration in a non-production environment first.

400+ integrations across AppSec, infrastructure, cloud, code, and DevOps. ArmorCode is scanner-agnostic, so customers can keep the tools they already use without building their security strategy around one vendor.

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Armorcode offers purpose-built agents that do the security work for you. Anya Agents agents investigate vulnerabilities, assess zero-day exposure, analyze risk, generate remediation guidance, and coordinate security actions using the context of your environment. 

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ArmorCode sits across the security stack and routes prioritized fixes into ServiceNow, Jira, GitHub, and other systems. Customers report up to 90% noise reduction and 97% faster remediation.

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Getting started is simple

Connect your existing security stack with 400+ integrations, including ServiceNow CMDB and ITSM.

ArmorCode automatically ingests, normalizes, correlates, and prioritizes findings across your security stack.

Send prioritized, deduplicated, context-rich findings directly into ServiceNow for remediation, while keeping existing Jira, GitHub, and engineering workflows intact.

Q: Why consider ArmorCode as an alternative to ServiceNow VR / USEM?

ArmorCode provides an independent, agentic control plane for Unified Exposure Management across applications, infrastructure, cloud, software supply chains, and AI. It brings findings from your security tools together, applies consistent risk context, and coordinates remediation. Security teams can manage exposure in ArmorCode while continuing to use ServiceNow for CMDB, ITSM, and enterprise workflows.

Q: Do I need to replace ServiceNow to use ArmorCode?

No. ArmorCode works with ServiceNow. You can retain ServiceNow for asset information and IT workflows while using ArmorCode to correlate findings, prioritize risk, and route remediation work. This lets you change how you manage security exposure while preserving your broader ServiceNow investment.

Q: Why evaluate ArmorCode before migrating from VR to USEM?

A planned migration is a useful time to decide where exposure management should sit in your architecture. Before investing in configuration changes and integration testing, evaluate whether an independent control plane better supports your security tools, prioritization needs, and remediation workflows. ArmorCode offers a way to manage exposure across your stack while maintaining ServiceNow’s role in IT operations.

Q: How does ArmorCode reduce duplicate findings and remediation work?

ArmorCode normalizes findings from different security tools and uses AI-powered correlation and deduplication to identify findings that point to the same underlying issue. It groups related findings into actionable remediation work and adds risk context to help teams prioritize. This reduces repeated investigation and duplicate tickets, helping teams focus on the fixes that matter most.

Q: Can teams keep using their existing scanners and ticketing tools?

Yes. ArmorCode connects with existing security scanners and routes remediation work into tools such as ServiceNow, Jira, and GitHub. Security teams gain a shared view of exposure while IT and engineering teams receive prioritized work in the systems they already use.