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We’ve spoken to a lot of people about deception technology and its place in their cybersecurity strategy. Some already have it, some are considering it, but many are reluctant, for a mixture of reasons. Here, we tackle some of those reasons and present our counterpoints to the more common objections.

If you’re constantly faced with the challenge of balancing an effective cybersecurity strategy against the constraints of your budget, maybe it’s time to consider deception technology, to significantly enhance your security posture, save costs and reduce the burden on other security measures.

MSSPs must differentiate their offerings to stand out from the competition. By incorporating seedata.io into their security portfolios, MSSPs can position themselves as trusted advisors and strategic partners, rather than just service providers

Going to RSA 2024? We’ll be there (and at B-Sides SF too), and would love to catch up with old and new friends

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Don’t (just) think of deception as a standalone strategy. Think of it as a way of getting better results from your existing security investments

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When setting out your deception campaigns, it vital to consider your adversary’s techniques, your own network topology, and the goals of your campaign. Use MITRE ENGAGE within our process here to help you define your strategy

In this blog post, we’ll explore the value of incorporating deceptive techniques within a CDR framework and delve into the world of detection engineering

We offer a self-service, 1 month free trial account, so you can see our potential fit and the value we provide, at your own timescales

Security teams are always asked to prioritise solution with a clear ROI. so, we’re sharing this post to help you understand the value of deploying Seedata.io. 

Our good friend Ross Haleliuk from Ventures in Security has just released an article on 9 principles for security software. Naturally, we got curious. So, during our flight back from BSides and RSA, we seized the opportunity to consider our own performance

Cybercriminals regularly use deceptive techniques as part of their campaigns because it’s effective, quick, and inexpensive

Deception technology enables detection without compromising real data by using decoys or traps to trick cyber criminals into stealing fake data