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Deception technology is a strategy to attract cyber criminals away from an enterprise's true assets and divert them to a decoy or trap. The decoy mimics legitimate servers, applications, and data so that the criminal is tricked into believing that they have infiltrated and gained access to the enterprise's most important assets when in reality ...
Deception technology is a category of cybersecurity solutions that detect threats early with low rates of false positives. The technology deploys realistic decoys (e.g., domains, databases, directories, servers, apps, files, credentials, breadcrumbs) in a network alongside real assets to act as lures. The moment an attacker interacts with a ...
- What Is Deception Technology?
- Why Blue Teams Use Deception Technology
- How Deception Technology Works
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Deception technology refers to the suite of tactics, tools, and decoy assets that blue teams use to distract attackers from valuable security assets. At a glance, the location and properties of the decoy look legitimate. Indeed, the decoy must be attractive enough for an attacker to consider it valuable enough to interact with in the first place. A...
No technology is invincible, hence why security teams assume a breach by default. Much of cybersecurity is a matter of finding out what assets or user has been compromised and how to recover them. To do this, blue team operators must know the extent of the security environment they protect and the assets in that environment. Deception technology is...
Much of deception technology is automated. The decoy asset is usually data of some value to hackers: databases, credentials, servers, and files. These assets look and function just like the real ones, sometimes even working alongside real assets. The main difference is that they are duds. For example, decoy databases may contain fake administrative...
A well-configured deception system can minimize the damage attackers can wreak on your security assets or even stop them outright. And because much of it is automated, you don’t have to water and sun that tree day and night. You can deploy it and direct SOC resources to security measures that require a more hands-on approach.
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The aim of deception technology is to prevent a cybercriminal that has managed to infiltrate a network from doing any significant damage. The technology works by generating traps or deception decoys that mimic legitimate technology assets throughout the infrastructure.
Deception technology is a category of incident detection and response technology that helps security teams detect, analyze, and defend against advanced threats by enticing attackers to interact with false IT assets deployed within your network. The deception approach can give you high-fidelity alerts around specific malicious behaviors, many of ...
Written by. Cem Dilmegani. Simple deception techniques, such as honeypots, which involves setting a trap for the attacker to lure them in, have been around since 2000s. New, AI-powered deception technology techniques enable companies to delay and identify cyber attackers to prevent and manage various cyber attacks.
Deception Technology Defined. The aim of deception technology is to prevent a cybercriminal that has managed to infiltrate a network from doing any significant damage. The technology works by generating traps or deception decoys that mimic legitimate technology assets throughout the infrastructure. These decoys can run in a virtual or real ...
