Why Operational Technology (OT), SCADA, Critical Infrastructure (CI), and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) networks are difficult to defend.
How specific, actionable threat intelligence powered by deception is uniquely positioned to face the challenges inherent in these environments.
Telecommunications networks underpin digital communication for consumers, enterprises, and critical services. A successful attack can disrupt connectivity at scale, impact emergency services, or expose sensitive communications data. This makes strong cybersecurity controls essential for operational continuity and public trust.
Telecom organizations are exposed to threats such as network intrusion, data interception, DDoS attacks, ransomware, and advanced persistent threats. Attackers may target both customer-facing services and core infrastructure. These incidents can lead to service outages, regulatory exposure, and significant financial impact.
CounterCraft deploys realistic decoy assets across telecom environments that reflect real network services and systems. When attackers interact with these assets, the platform captures their behavior and intent. This provides early, actionable intelligence before attacks escalate into service disruption. Find out how AI-powered deception works with a demo.
Yes. CounterCraft can mimic high-value network elements and critical services within telecom environments. Attacker interaction with these decoys reveals reconnaissance and lateral movement that may not trigger traditional controls. This gives defenders earlier visibility into targeted attacks on core systems.
CounterCraft delivers contextual threat intelligence that shows how attackers move, what they target, and which techniques they use. This helps incident response teams prioritise confirmed threats instead of ambiguous alerts. Clear context enables faster containment and more confident response decisions. Find out how deception powers preemptive cybersecurity with a demo.
Yes. CounterCraft integrates with SIEM, SOAR, and other security platforms commonly used by telecom providers. Threat intelligence from attacker interactions can be consumed directly within existing workflows. This enhances detection and response without replacing established tools.
CounterCraft is one of the only deception vendors that can be deployed in hours, not weeks.Once CounterCraft is deployed and configured to reflect the telecom environment, it begins capturing attacker behavior immediately. Security teams can start receiving high-quality alerts soon after deployment. This reduces time to detection without lengthy tuning or disruption.
Security operations teams, network defenders, SOC analysts, and incident response teams benefit most. This is especially true for large carriers and service providers with complex infrastructure. Early detection helps minimise service impact and operational risk.
5G networks increase complexity through virtualisation, edge computing, and expanded attack surfaces. Traditional monitoring tools often struggle to track attacker movement across these components. Early detection of reconnaissance and lateral movement is critical to protecting 5G infrastructure.
Securing 5G requires visibility into attacker behavior across core, edge, and virtualised environments. Behaviour-based detection helps identify malicious activity that does not rely on known signatures. Deception-based intelligence can expose attacks early without impacting live services.
Nation-state attackers often conduct long-term reconnaissance and stealthy lateral movement. Detecting these behaviors early requires high-fidelity signals tied to real attacker activity. Deception-driven intelligence provides defenders with visibility into intent and progression before critical systems are compromised.