What you’ll learn:
The current intel (detailed TTPs and IoCs) from the attack.
The current intel (detailed TTPs and IoCs) from the attack.
Benefits of using cyber deception to detect external threats targeting your attack surface.
Benefits of using cyber deception to detect external threats targeting your attack surface.
How easy it is to deploy cyber deception and obtain adversary intelligence.
How easy it is to deploy cyber deception and obtain adversary intelligence.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Government organizations store and process highly sensitive data, operate critical infrastructure, and support national security missions. A successful cyberattack can disrupt essential services, expose classified information, or threaten public safety. These risks require security approaches that detect real attacker activity early and with high confidence.
Government agencies are frequent targets of state-sponsored actors, advanced persistent threats, espionage campaigns, and supply chain compromises. These adversaries use stealthy techniques designed to blend into normal activity and bypass traditional controls. Detecting them requires visibility into behavior rather than reliance on known indicators alone.
CounterCraft deploys realistic decoy environments that mirror government networks and systems. When adversaries interact with these assets, the platform captures real attacker behavior instead of inferred signals. This provides security teams with verified intelligence that supports earlier detection and more decisive response. Find out how AI-powered deception works with a demo.
Yes. CounterCraft reveals APT activity by capturing reconnaissance, lateral movement, and exploit attempts inside decoy environments. These behaviors often occur long before an attacker reaches mission-critical systems. This visibility helps teams detect long-running campaigns that would otherwise remain hidden.
Alerts generated from decoy interaction are high confidence because legitimate users never touch these assets. This reduces false positives and alert fatigue for government SOCs. With clearer context, teams can respond faster and with greater certainty.
Yes. CounterCraft integrates with SIEM, SOAR, and other security operations platforms commonly used in government environments. This allows threat intelligence to flow directly into established workflows. Agencies gain additional visibility without replacing existing infrastructure.
Yes. CounterCraft can be deployed in highly restricted, classified, and air-gapped environments with strict segmentation and compliance requirements. The platform supports on-premises deployment, operates without external connectivity requirements, and can be tailored to meet government security policies including data sovereignty, access controls, and audit requirements. Decoy assets remain isolated from production systems, ensuring sensitive operations are not disrupted.
Security operations centers, cyber threat intelligence teams, incident response units, and risk managers benefit the most. These teams gain earlier warning, clearer insight into attacker intent, and stronger decision support. This is critical when defending systems tied to public safety and national interests.
Protection requires detecting attacker behavior early, not just blocking known threats. Visibility into reconnaissance and internal movement helps teams stop campaigns before objectives are reached. Behavior-based detection is especially effective against state-sponsored actors.
FISMA establishes requirements for protecting federal information systems and managing risk. It emphasizes continuous monitoring, incident response, and accountability. Strong threat visibility supports these objectives by improving detection and reporting.
Defending against APTs requires detecting subtle attacker activity inside the network. Tools that capture real adversary behavior provide earlier warning than signature-based controls. This allows teams to disrupt campaigns before damage occurs.
