Tag: Active Defense

This book presents the first reference exposition of the Cyber-Deception Chain: a flexible planning and execution framework for creating tactical, ...

Chief cyber intelligence strategist, defenders need to understand new adversary attacks so they can adapt in response. And an “active ...

Honeypots refer to decoy servers or systems that are deployed next to systems your organization actually uses for production.

Honeytokens are bogus or dummy resources that can be placed in a network or system to attract the attention of ...

Active defense is the use of offensive tactics to outsmart or slow down a hacker and make cyberattacks more difficult ...

Compared with the average employee, executives offer very attractive targets for cyber criminals, they typically have greater access to privileged ...