About Us
About ARMD.digital
ARMD.digital makes cyber trust easier to understand, evidence and manage. Our Cyber Governance Records turn publicly visible signals into clear, point-in-time governance evidence, while Managed DMARC Protection helps protect domains against direct email spoofing.
Cyber risk now sits at the intersection of insurance, compliance, client trust and operational resilience, and organisations are expected to show that relevant controls are in place.
ARMD makes this easier with transparent pricing and online quote and checkout.
Founded in Cape Town in 2022 as a division of Genlib, ARMD.digital builds on deep experience in risk and financial services. Genlib is an authorised Financial Services Provider and has delivered insurance solutions to brokers and businesses since 2008. The name ARMD was formed from Advance Risk Mitigation Digital, reflecting the original idea of using digital tools to support proactive risk mitigation.
Who we work with
We work with organisations that want to understand and reduce cyber risk. Our clients include financial services providers, law firms, accountants and other professional practices.
What we don’t do
We don’t install software, run penetration tests or access your internal systems. We focus on cyber risk visibility, governance evidence and managed email protection.
How we work
Pricing is clear upfront, with online quotes and checkout. No sales call, scoping exercise or proposal is needed to get started.
The Shift from Risk Transfer to Risk Mitigation
Insurance remains an important way to transfer financial risk, but organisations are increasingly expected to reduce cyber risk before an incident occurs.
Effective risk mitigation helps protect operations, reputation and client trust, while providing clearer evidence of the controls and governance measures in place. It also supports more informed conversations with insurers, brokers and other stakeholders.
Your security affects more than your own organisation
Cyber risk rarely stops with one organisation. Clients, suppliers and business partners increasingly depend on each other’s systems, communications and trusted domains.
If your domain can be spoofed, the people who trust it are the ones who get targeted. Fake invoices, payment requests and instructions that appear to come from you land with your clients and suppliers, not with you.
Reducing your risk is part of protecting the trust others place in you.