
Artemion quantifies identity & access risk as a dollar figure via its AIRE engine.

Artemion quantifies identity & access risk as a dollar figure via its AIRE engine.
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Artemion is a cybersecurity company that develops and operates AIRE (Artemion Identity Risk Engine), a platform designed to quantify identity and access-related security risk in financial terms. The core offering translates an organization's identity, permission, and configuration exposure into a single dollar figure, which is then attributed down to the department and individual responsible for the risk. The platform operates on a read-only basis, requiring no agents or installed software, and does not access or transmit customer data. AIRE reads identity, permission, and configuration metadata from cloud and identity environments, including AWS, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Cloud, Wazuh, and AI agents and service accounts. Key characteristics of the AIRE engine: - Produces a continuously refreshed risk dollar figure rather than periodic point-in-time assessments - Surfaces exposed credentials, tokens, and misconfigured permissions - Assigns financial value to identified exposures and routes findings to the responsible team or individual - Operates entirely within the client's own tenant with nothing written back Artemion's current client base includes FinTech and financial services organizations. The company runs the same engine on its own internal environment daily and publishes its own risk number as a demonstration of the methodology. A provisional patent has been filed on the measurement method. Artemion is a graduate of the Cyber Howard Accelerator (Cohort III), a member of the Maryland Innovation Center, a Datadog partner path participant, and aligns its methodology with NIST 800-53. The company's target market is security and risk teams seeking continuous, financially quantified identity risk measurement.