The same managed SSH honeypot platform built for EU government cyber agencies, scoped for regulated F500-equivalent European enterprise — Bayesian attacker-behaviour modelling, SHA-256 / keccak256 evidence batches, and EU-region storage by default.
Six operational properties of the deception layer as it stands today. No promised ROI, no fabricated breach counts. Roadmap items are flagged.
Managed deception infrastructure deployed at your enterprise perimeter. Attackers engage the decoy environment while your production systems remain unaffected.
The honeypot environment never ingests customer or employee PII. Evidence batches are scoped to attacker observations only.
Probabilistic modelling of attacker actions, surfaced as auditable session metadata with confidence weights.
Bronze, Silver, Gold, Classified tiers with documented response times. Annual fee per tier; tier matrix in the procurement file.
Every observed session is hashed (SHA-256, keccak256 variant) and batched into an append-only log. Audit-defensible against downstream forensic review.
Evidence batches live in an EU-region Supabase project. No transatlantic data movement without explicit customer authorization.
The honeypot environment is scoped per sector. Each engagement defines its own decoy infrastructure to mirror the operational network the attacker expects to find.
We do not publish a multi-year ROI multiplier. The cost of a successful breach varies by sector, jurisdiction, and disclosure regime; published averages depend on methodology choices a serious procurement evaluator will rightly question. The tier matrix and annual fee per tier are part of the procurement file we share under NDA.
We do not publish unsourced quotes or unverifiable testimonials. Reference customers are made available, with their written permission, to procurement evaluators who can demonstrate budget and timeline. The pre-evaluation form is on the contact page.
Request a referenceA live walkthrough against a staging environment, or a written briefing for the procurement file. Both routes go through the same Brussels-based team.