What you’ll learn:
Insights into how to cyber deception bolsters your proactive threat detection efforts.
Insights into how to cyber deception bolsters your proactive threat detection efforts.
Arm your team with precise threat intelligence that drives swift and confident responses.
Arm your team with precise threat intelligence that drives swift and confident responses.
Play by play of how cyber deception works to solve 8 of threat huntings’ most pressing issues.
Play by play of how cyber deception works to solve 8 of threat huntings’ most pressing issues.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
External attack surface monitoring is the continuous discovery and tracking of internet-facing assets an organization exposes. It helps security teams understand where attackers can gain entry and prioritize risk before exploitation occurs.
CounterCraft’s AI-powered deception technology helps organizations understand which external-facing assets attract real attacker interest. By deploying decoys that mirror internet-facing systems, CounterCraft reveals which entry points attackers probe and how they attempt initial access. This intelligence complements traditional attack surface management by showing what adversaries actually target rather than just what’s exposed.
Internet-facing assets change constantly as businesses deploy new services and infrastructure. Monitoring provides visibility into exposure gaps that security teams often miss, allowing earlier risk reduction.
CounterCraft monitors public IPs, web applications, cloud endpoints, domain records, and exposed services to help teams detect blind spots and reduce risk.
Yes. When attackers conduct reconnaissance against your environment, they may interact with decoy assets that appear to be legitimate external-facing systems. These interactions reveal attacker interest and intent before they reach real infrastructure, providing early warning of targeted campaigns.
Attack surface management identifies what you expose to the internet. Deception technology shows which of those exposures attackers actively target and how they attempt exploitation. Together, these approaches help teams prioritize remediation based on real attacker behavior rather than theoretical risk alone.
Deception technology places realistic decoy assets across internet-facing environments. When attackers scan or probe your infrastructure, interactions with these decoys reveal which systems are attracting attention. This helps teams uncover blind spots and validate exposure based on real attacker behavior rather than assumptions.
Attack surface monitoring discovers exposed assets. Vulnerability scanning identifies weaknesses in known systems. Deception shows which assets attackers actively target and how they attempt access. Together, these approaches provide both visibility and validated threat intelligence.
Organizations reduce risk by detecting reconnaissance early. Decoy systems that mirror real external assets generate high-confidence alerts when touched, exposing attacker intent before production systems are impacted. This allows teams to prioritize remediation based on confirmed malicious activity.