When attackers compromise an endpoint, they gain a foothold into the network, but to gain access, they must obtain rights and privileges to its resources. They often steal and reuse the credentials they find on the compromised endpoint to move to other systems, hoping to compromise accounts that give them privileged access.
The ThreatDefend Endpoint Detection Net (EDN) suite protects credentials by hiding and denying access to sensitive or privileged local and Active Directory accounts, and by creating fake credentials that misdirect attackers away from production resources and into decoys for engagement. Organizations gain early detection of their activities, while the platform derails the attempts at discovery, lateral movement, credential theft, and privilege escalation.
Calculating ROI for Attivo Deception and Concealment Technology