Endpoint Deception

Corporate networks generally consist of more than just computers. Webcams, printers, WLAN routers, and a lot of other IoT devices are also indispensable in offices, production facilities, and even critical infrastructure. So, if just one of these endpoints in the network is hacked, for example through vulnerabilities in the firmware, the entire corporate infrastructure is compromised.

How can I protect end devices on the network?

Once Deception Strike Endpoint Deception is rolled out on the network, hidden lures (decoys) are deployed. These lures are designed and customized specifically for your network so that an attacker cannot differentiate them from the actual network elements.

By using these lures, the intruder is thus undetectably redirected to a deceptively real image of the productive network, the deception environment. There, he can “let off steam” without causing any harm or finding any genuine company data.

At the same time, the system monitors and evaluates the behavior of the attacker, generating valuable threat intelligence data that can be accessed via a dashboard or via risk management reports. This data can be imported into any SOC/SIEM systems, anti-virus software, and firewalls to holistically strengthen security measures in the production network.