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Cyber trust is what other organisations can see about how you manage risk, and whether that gives them confidence in dealing with you.
Customers, insurers, brokers and regulators increasingly expect organisations to understand their cyber risks and show that appropriate controls are in place.
ARMD.digital turns publicly visible cyber signals into clear, practical governance evidence, helping organisations understand where they stand and where action may be needed.
Cyber risk is now a business resilience issue
- AI is accelerating both cyberattacks and cyber defence.
- 77% report rising cyber-enabled fraud and phishing, including invoice and payment fraud.
- Supply-chain exposure is now a major resilience risk across interconnected business ecosystems.
- Cyber regulations are helping push cybersecurity onto the board agenda.

CyberProfiler: External Vulnerability Scan
See what attackers see – pinpoint your public vulnerabilities with a fast, expert-designed assessment.
CyberProfiler gives you an Attacker’s Eye Viewâ„¢ of your digital footprint – revealing the same vulnerabilities and exposure points that attackers use to plan attacks. Most businesses are surprised by how much is publicly visible about them, even without an active website.
Our scan is safe and non-invasive, using Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) from public sources linked to your domain name – powered by STORM Guidance’s trusted Attacker’s Eye Viewâ„¢ approach.
This fast, credible vulnerability scan helps you cut cyber risk, strengthen resilience, and support routine regulatory assessments.
View CyberProfiler details, or watch the short video below.
Managed DMARC Protection
Stop email spoofing and protect your domain
Secure your domain with ARMD.digital’s Managed DMARC Protection. We handle the setup, monitor your sending sources, and move your domain safely to enforcement without breaking your legitimate email.
DMARC tells receiving mail servers to reject messages that claim to come from your domain but fail authentication. Without it, attackers can send fake invoices, payment instructions and phishing emails that appear to come from you. These impersonation attacks are a leading cause of Business Email Compromise.
Getting to full enforcement is where most organisations stall. Move too fast and legitimate email stops arriving. Move too slowly and the domain stays exposed. We manage that transition and provide the reporting you need for cyber risk, insurance and compliance conversations.
Aligned with sender requirements from Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, and supports anti-phishing controls referenced in PCI DSS 4.0.

Publishing a DMARC record is not the same as being protected.
Until the policy reaches enforcement, your domain can still be spoofed.
Think you’re protected? Check your DMARC score and see for yourself.
