CounterCraft’s latest release features a bundle of improvements made with our clients in mind. This version builds on the strides made with version 2.8, which included the introduction of ActiveBehavior, an industry-first human interaction simulator. Version 2.9 is all about refining different aspects of our platform to make them easier to deploy and more user friendly, from further integration EQL to new solutions specific to specialized sectors. Major improvements in ease of use CounterCraft version 2.
The team behind CounterCraft is a group of cybersecurity experts, passionate about the world of threat intelligence and the brains behind our powerful deception-powered platform. On our series, Meet The Crafters, we introduce you to some of them, and get their takes on current cybersecurity issues and today’s technology and challenges. Watch the video to get to know Xabier Eizmendi, our Lead Software Architect, and see his viewpoint on the sector’s importance, as well as its company culture.
Big data. It’s the buzzword on everyone’s lips, and it’s often promoted as the answer to nearly any problem in society today. The ability to collect, collate, and analyze the vast amount of data now at the fingertips of global organizations offers huge benefits. Today’s internet companies, from Amazon to Google, make a livelihood out of amassing large amounts of data about everything from warehouses to personal online behavior. Solutions to problems and the promise of economic power come with harnessing big data and extracting trends and insights from it.
Our series, Threat Deception in a Minute, is back. This time, we will be focusing on how you can use the CounterCraft Cyber Deception Platform to create high-fidelity alerts that correspond to specific attacker behavior. You’ve set up a deception campaign and event data is rolling in. But maybe time for analysis is limited, or the event data is handled by another team, like a SOC. Our platform is built to deal with these issues—on the CounterCraft Cyber Deception Platform, you can easily set up alerts that are triggered by specific behavior patterns with just a few clicks.
Recently, we introduced an idea that we think summarizes the importance and effectiveness of active defense in cybersecurity: defend forward. Defend forward is a posture that seeks to gain early understanding and warnings of attacker activity, instead of waiting for a breach to happen and then dealing with the consequences. In short, it means stopping cyberattacks before they become reality (you can read more here). Defend forward is the future of enterprise cybersecurity.
The team behind CounterCraft is a group of cybersecurity experts, passionate about the world of threat intelligence and the brains behind our powerful deception-powered platform. On our series, Meet The Crafters, we introduce you to some of them, and get their takes on current cybersecurity issues and today’s technology and challenges. Watch the video to get to know Marti Buckley, our Content Creation Manager and learn how her background in food & travel marketing is influencing the new content coming out of CounterCraft.
There are many elements that go into an organization’s security strategy. And the obvious, unstated overriding dictum is, as in medicine, primum non nocere, or ‘first, do no harm’. A security technology must not bring in vulnerabilities along the way, either in the form of direct attack paths or back doors. Here at CounterCraft, security is most definitely the name of our game. And with some of the most prestigious and powerful clients in the world, the first company we seek to make secure is our own.
CounterCraft is designed to integrate easily with all your team’s top software solutions. CounterCraft Integrations is the first in our new video series showing you how our security technology plays well with software you already use and, in the process, makes your life a whole lot easier. Watch this video to find out more. Splunk is an industry-leading SIEM platform that provides real-time analysis of security alerts generated by applications and network hardware.
All cyber attacks, no matter how complex, share a similar DNA, and deception technology has an answer for nearly every attack stage. Check out our breakdown of a typical cybersecurity incident. In this infographic, you’ll find the steps threat actors often take when compromising a network, and how to stop them along the way, all in one handy infographic. Click to enlarge and download
Our team has been a fan of the MITRE ATT&CK framework since the beginning. Every time there is a new update, we eagerly analyze the changes and incorporate the new features into our solution. The framework is a great tool to describe techniques associated with threat actors, but we also love using it to gain a bird’s eye view of what is going on in a deception environment, mapping the activity we observed in our monitoring to TTPs in real time.
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