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November 28, 202420 min read

Deception Technology & Honeypots: Deployment Strategy Guide

Learn to deploy deception technology including honeypots, honeytokens, and decoys to detect attackers early and misdirect adversaries in your network.

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Deception Technology & Honeypots: Deployment Strategy Guide
0%
False Positives
100%
Detection Accuracy
Early
Attack Detection
Intel
Attacker Behavior

Why Deception Works

Deception technology creates fake assets that only attackers would interact with. Any interaction is inherently malicious - no false positives.

Zero False Positives

Unlike other detection methods, no legitimate user ever touches deception assets. Every alert is a true positive indicating attacker activity.

Types of Deception

Phase 1

Honeypots

Decoy systems and servers

Phase 2

Honeytokens

Fake credentials and data

Phase 3

Decoys

Fake assets mimicking production

Phase 4

Breadcrumbs

Trails to deception assets

Use Cases

Lateral Movement

  • Decoy servers
  • Fake admin shares
  • Credential traps
  • Network breadcrumbs

Credential Theft

  • Memory honeytokens
  • Fake cred files
  • Decoy passwords
  • Usage monitoring

Ransomware

  • Decoy file shares
  • Honeypot files
  • Encryption detection
  • Early warning

Attacker Intelligence

Deception provides valuable intelligence on attacker TTPs including tools used, techniques employed, and lateral movement patterns.

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