Active defense for national security, defense, and law enforcement

National security and defense organizations protect critical infrastructure, sensitive intelligence, and strategic systems that support public safety and national sovereignty. A cyberattack against these targets can disrupt essential services, expose classified information, or undermine national defense capabilities. This makes strong, proactive cybersecurity a core operational requirement.

Threats against national security are often carried out by highly sophisticated adversaries, including state-sponsored actors and advanced persistent threat groups. These attackers use targeted, stealthy techniques designed to evade detection and maintain long-term access. Defending against them requires visibility into attacker behavior, not just known indicators.

CounterCraft deploys realistic decoy environments that mirror national security systems and networks. When adversaries interact with these environments, their actions are captured as high-fidelity threat intelligence. This allows defense teams to detect hostile activity early in the attack lifecycle, before critical systems are affected. Find out how deception powers preemptive cybersecurity with a demo.

Yes. CounterCraft reveals attacker behavior such as reconnaissance, lateral movement, and exploitation attempts commonly associated with APT and nation-state campaigns. These interactions provide direct insight into attacker intent and capabilities. This helps teams anticipate next steps and respond with greater confidence.

Alerts generated through decoy interaction are high confidence because legitimate users do not engage with these assets. This significantly reduces false positives and alert fatigue. Response teams can prioritize real threats faster and act with clearer context about the attacker’s objectives.

Yes. CounterCraft integrates with SIEM, SOAR, and incident response workflows commonly used in national security environments. This allows threat intelligence to be operationalized within existing processes. Teams gain improved visibility without disrupting core systems.

CounterCraft can be deployed in highly secure and regulated environments, including classified networks. Deployments can be tailored to meet strict segmentation, policy, and compliance requirements. This makes it suitable for sensitive defense and intelligence use cases.

Cyber threat intelligence teams, security operations centers, incident response units, and defense leadership benefit most. These groups gain earlier warning, improved situational awareness, and clearer insight into adversary behavior. This supports proactive defense against high-risk threats.

The MITRE ATT&CK framework documents common adversary tactics and techniques. CounterCraft maps observed attacker behavior from decoy interactions to this framework. This helps teams understand attack patterns and align response actions.

Cyber espionage often involves quiet reconnaissance and credential misuse. Monitoring for behavior such as lateral movement and access to decoy systems can reveal these campaigns early. This provides defenders time to contain activity before sensitive data is accessed.

Protecting classified networks requires early detection of unauthorized behavior within trusted environments. Techniques that expose attacker movement and intent are critical. This helps defenders identify infiltration attempts before operational damage occurs.