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Leveraging In-Use Deception to Align with NIST 800-172 Enhanced Security Requirements At Frenetik, our approach to cybersecurity isn’t simply reactive; it’s proactive, strategic, and deeply
Current deception system objectives are contingent upon adversaries engaging with typically passive, unused deceptive elements, where skilled attackers can often detect and bypass such traps. Frenetik deceives adversaries by actively modifying and rotating real in-use user identifiers and assets, ensuring your deception plans are unavoidable.
Keep adversaries guessing, stuck in a targeting loop of always-moving real login usernames and fully qualified domain names.
Leverage counter-reconnaissance by invalidating expired sessions and tokens whenever usernames or assets are updated/modified/moved, neutralizing the risk of ill-gotten credential and asset information. Any attempts to utilize outdated usernames or assets fail, and are actively tracked, flagged, and analyzed as potential reconnaissance or compromise attempts.
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Leveraging In-Use Deception to Align with NIST 800-172 Enhanced Security Requirements At Frenetik, our approach to cybersecurity isn’t simply reactive; it’s proactive, strategic, and deeply
Deception in Motion: How “In-Use Deception” Changes Cybersecurity Forever Cybersecurity professionals have long relied on deception methods—such as honeypots, canary tokens, and static fake servers—to
Dangerous Patterns: Breaking the Static Identity and Hostname Vulnerability Introduction In the cybersecurity battleground, adversaries thrive on predictability. One of the most significant weaknesses exploited