Armis + Elisity Integration: Asset Intelligence Meets Identity-Based Microsegmentation

The Armis and Elisity integration is a bidirectional API exchange between Armis asset intelligence and the Elisity IdentityGraph™. Armis passively discovers and profiles every connected device across IT, OT, and IoMT environments, passing device type, manufacturer, model, operating system, firmware version, and real-time risk score into IdentityGraph. Elisity uses those attributes to build identity-based microsegmentation policy groups and enforces least-privilege access through the network infrastructure you already own. Elisity then returns policy and enforcement status to Armis, closing the loop. You connect the two by entering Armis API credentials in the Elisity Cloud Control Center, which takes minutes, and no agent is installed on any device.

Yes. The Armis and Elisity integration is agentless end to end. Armis discovers and monitors devices passively, with no software installed on the endpoint, and Elisity enforces microsegmentation policies through your existing network infrastructure rather than on the device itself. That matters for equipment that will never run an agent: infusion pumps and patient monitors on decade-old operating systems, PLCs and SCADA controllers under vendor support restrictions, badge readers, imaging systems, and HVAC controllers. Because enforcement happens at the network access layer, a hospital or plant can segment thousands of legacy and unmanaged devices without a maintenance window, a device touch, or new hardware.

The integration covers every connected device category Armis can see. Traditional IT assets: laptops, servers, and printers. Operational technology: PLCs, SCADA systems, HMIs, and industrial controllers. Internet of Medical Things: infusion pumps, patient monitors, and imaging systems. IoT and building systems: security cameras, badge readers, and HVAC controllers. Armis classifies each device down to manufacturer, model, operating system, firmware version, and risk score, and Elisity uses those attributes in the IdentityGraph™ to place the device in a policy group and enforce least-privilege access matched to its clinical or operational role, not to its IP address or VLAN.

Most organizations move from API connection to enforced microsegmentation policy in weeks, compared with the months or years a VLAN and firewall redesign typically takes. The connection itself takes minutes: you enter Armis API credentials in the Elisity Cloud Control Center, and device data begins enriching the Elisity IdentityGraph™ immediately. From there, policy groups are built from verified device attributes rather than from a manual inventory, and Elisity enforces them through the network devices you already own. There is no new hardware to buy, no VLAN reconfiguration, and no network re-architecture, which is what removes most of the time from a segmentation program.

Yes. The exchange runs in both directions. Armis sends device intelligence, risk scores, and vulnerability data into the Elisity IdentityGraph™, where it becomes the basis for identity-based policy groups. Elisity sends segmentation context and policy enforcement status back to Armis, so your team can confirm which devices are covered without leaving the Armis console. The result is a closed loop: when Armis raises a device’s risk score after a new vulnerability or anomalous behavior, Elisity can tighten that device’s access policy or isolate it, and the change is reflected back in Armis. No manual reconciliation between the two consoles is required.