CounterCraft’s platform supports real-world cybersecurity use cases including early threat detection, ransomware defense, insider threat visibility, lateral movement detection, adversary behavior analysis, and attacks targeting OT and ICS environments. It provides proactive intelligence that helps security teams act before systems or data are impacted.
CounterCraft detects the behaviors ransomware operators rely on before encryption begins, such as reconnaissance, credential abuse, and lateral movement. By capturing attacker interaction with decoy systems, security teams gain early warning and time to contain the threat.
Yes. CounterCraft deploys decoy assets that appear legitimate but serve no operational purpose. Legitimate users have no reason to access these systems during normal work. When insiders or compromised accounts interact with these assets, the behavior is immediately identified as intentional misuse rather than ambiguous activity, providing high-confidence detection of insider threats.
Threat hunting is most effective when teams pivot from chasing short-lived indicators of compromise to understanding attacker behavior. CounterCraft provides threat hunters with validated intelligence from real adversary interactions. This allows teams to focus on confirmed attacker behavior instead of inferred alerts, reducing investigation time and improving confidence in findings. By centering on tactics, techniques, and procedures mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, you can generate fresher, higher-confidence IOCs as by-products of real activity, reduce noise, and speed investigations. Read more here.
Yes. CounterCraft can be configured for traditional IT networks as well as OT and ICS environments, including legacy systems. This is especially important for manufacturing, energy, utilities, and other critical infrastructure sectors.
Yes. CounterCraft delivers clear evidence of attacker behavior, allowing security teams to reduce time spent validating alerts and move directly to containment and remediation. Find out more with a demo.
Many organizations use CounterCraft to help with compliance with industry-wide regulations. The visibility it provides into attacker behavior and the preemptive stance it allows businesses to take supports risk management and aligns with frameworks such as NIST and ISO by improving detection and response effectiveness.
Yes. CounterCraft adds value for both lean and mature security teams by automating detection of real threats, reducing false positives, and providing contextual intelligence that strengthens existing tools and processes. Find out more with a demo.
Lateral movement often looks like legitimate administrative activity. CounterCraft detects it by placing decoy systems and credentials that attackers interact with during exploration, exposing movement that traditional tools miss.
CounterCraft does not block ransomware directly, but it detects attacker behavior early enough to stop campaigns before encryption occurs.
Signature-based detection relies on known indicators and often misses new attacks. CounterCraft uses behavior-based detection, focusing on how attackers operate, which is more effective against novel techniques and credential misuse.