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Enterprise Manager: Centrally Manage Deception360

PacketViper Enterprise Manager allows for the centralized management of clusters of PacketViper instances. The software’s intuitive, web-based interface delivers superior ease-of-use, enabling you to be more efficient in performing everyday management tasks across the enterprise and minimizing management time.

Enterprise Manager can be deployed across an enterprise to enhance deception and create a dynamic, self-mitigating perimeter across an organization with multiple gateway connections. In this environment, all PacketViper units can work as one so that when one decoy is hit the enterprise automatically self-protects all systems to defend against the source of the original threat. With this model, attacks and threats are remediated in real-time while threat intelligence is gathered and stored.

Enterprise Manager Benefits

PacketViper Enterprise Manager provides management and confidence to efficiently manage a large estate from the convenience of a single PacketViper with:

  • Centralized decoy deployment and management
  • Stronger Enterprise security
  • Automated rapid protection
  • High availability.

PacketViper Enterprise Manager

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