Deception
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Deception vs EDR: What’s the Best Threat Defense Strategy?
Introduction Cybersecurity is a daily challenge for businesses, with threats constantly evolving. Two approaches that are emerging to strengthen your security posture are Deception technology and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools. But what are the differences and advantages of each? This article compares Deception and EDR to help choose the best strategy. What is Deception Technology? Deception technology uses…
Piergiorgio Venuti
Deception: Tricking Hackers to Secure Your Network
Deception: Comparison with Hackers on Their Ground “We pay hackers their own coin by using the same defenses and techniques that malware uses against computer systems by modeling the attackers’ decision-making process.” Introduction to Deception Deception is a proactive cybersecurity approach that uses traps or decoys to trick attackers into revealing their presence. By transforming the computer system into a…
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Active Defense Deception: cybersecurity that beats hackers with their own weapons
We pay hackers their own coin by using the same defenses and techniques that malware uses against computer systems by modeling the attackers’ decision-making process. What is Active Defense Detection The Active Defense Deception is an innovative cybersecurity service offered by the Secure Online Desktop company to protect companies from the most sophisticated cyber attacks. It is a deception technology…
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Deception: what it is, how it works and why it is essential for cybersecurity
Deception: what is it and what is it for? Cyberdeception, also known as “decemption“, is an emerging cybersecurity technique that is increasingly popular among companies. In this article we will see in detail what it is, how it works and what advantages it offers for protection against advanced cyber threats. What is deception? Cyberdeception or “decemption” is the deliberate distribution…
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