PacketViper customers repeatedly deceive threats to harvest, identify and apply new intelligence. Sources for threat intelligence are everywhere but applying it can be challenging. Actionable threat intelligence is just not enough. PacketViper makes threat intelligence easy to operationalize.
New intelligence harvested through decoys is easily operationalized and applied in an automated, ongoing manner to consistently keep updating defense in real time. Harvest new intelligence based on how threats are interacting with decoys on, and at the edge of your network, while easily integrating it into their perimeter defense strategies.
Threat intelligence is everywhere but is frequently challenging to apply and not integrated well with defense solutions. Quality concerns also are a problem with many third-party intelligence providers. PacketViper overcomes common challenges to make the intelligence harvested through deception, as well as third-party intelligence, an asset that strengthens the overall cybersecurity defense posture.
Much like the boiling frog fable, this change to our networks has happened very gradually to the point where we just accept it as normal. It's time for a paradigm shift. It’s time for EDoS to take its place next to DDoS and DoS as things to be fought against and defeated.
Much like the boiling frog fable, this change to our networks has happened very gradually to the point where we just accept it as normal. It's time for a paradigm shift. It’s time for EDoS to take its place next to DDoS and DoS as things to be fought against and defeated.
Is your organization looking for a way to protect against a vendor-related breach? Do you want to enforce policies around how your vendors behave on your network? Read this blog to learn how.
This blog takes a look at crypto mining from a networking perspective. Fundamentally, crypto mining is a very long-lived TCP connection between a client and a server. The ports and protocol can vary, and the TCP communication can be encrypted. Discover how to prevent the worm from completing its crypto mining task.
Three unique use cases build a business case for deception technology as we mark the start of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM).
A lot of CISOs look to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and ISO for third-party validation of appropriate security controls and security program approaches. In this blog, read how NIST recommends Deception for protecting critical programs and high-value assets.
Don Gray recaps the Gartner® Security and Risk Management Summit 2019 commenting on three key points: deception prominently referenced in the keynote presentation, 7 imperatives of CARTA, and DevSecOps.
Internal and external cyber deception technology together is not your traditional approach to deception, nor to security in general. Since the days of honeypots, cybersecurity experts have utilized deception as a way to protect the network interior. Threat detection at the network perimeter, on the other hand, has seemingly been the role of firewalls. Read More...