Counter AI
Slow the attack. Take back control.
Autonomous cyber threats move at machine speed—scanning, deciding, and acting faster than traditional defenses can respond. Counter AI helps defenders regain control by shaping what attacker AI sees and trusts, turning automation into an advantage for defense.
Designed to Disrupt Autonomous Attacks
Our Counter AI solution uses signals placed throughout the environment to guide attacker AI away from real systems and into safe, controlled routes. As agents engage, defenders collect valuable insights and can trigger containment through existing tools.
Shape attacker perception
Present curated, believable cues that redirect autonomous agents away from high‑value systems.
Slow automated decision making
Introduce strategic friction that forces attacker AI to spend time on false leads and dead ends.
Reveal attacker behavior
Capture telemetry that shows how attacker AI reasons, moves, and chooses next steps.
Trigger fast containment
Use existing endpoint and firewall controls to isolate threats before they reach critical assets.
Adapt as threats evolve
Update playbooks in real time as attacker models change to ensure defenses keep pace with AI-speed threats.
Dynamic Features for Defender Advantage
Primitives
Weaponize lures, traps, and Counter AI tradecraft inside containerized deceptions, serving as the canaries and honeypots attackers engage and emitting the telemetry services rely on.
Playbooks
Deploy and optimize primitives using preconfigured archetypes that apply defender expertise and environmental knowledge to execute targeted strategies against attacker workflows.
Engines
Collect primitive telemetry, visualize alerts, and integrate with tools like EDRs or firewalls—providing a unified console to manage the solution and continuously evolve primitive personas to evade detection.
Built for Modern Cyber Defense
Our Counter AI solution supports missions that need to slow autonomous reconnaissance, protect sensitive environments, and generate clearer intelligence about attacker behavior. It works alongside existing cyber workflows—not in place of them—to give defenders more time and more clarity.
