A New Take on the Old Art of Deception
Deception is an ancient tactic to shift the balance of power between attackers and defenders by making attackers act on something that isn’t real. Cyber deception began with honeypots—systems built to look like real high-value servers that would attract and engage attackers so their tactics could be studied. Though honeypots offer important benefits, attackers can spend weeks or months in the network before stumbling on one—if they ever do.
Illusive’s founders had a better idea. With lightweight deceptions on all your endpoints, attackers are detected faster, no matter where they break in.