Blueural Deception
Let intruders identify themselves.
Seeds your network with convincing decoys — hosts, shares, credentials. Legitimate users have no reason to touch them, which is what makes any interaction a strong signal rather than another maybe.
At a glance
- Deployment
- Software module or separate node
- Decoy types
- Hosts, shares, credentials, portals
- Adaptation
- Rotating patterns resist fingerprinting
- Signal quality
- Very low false-positive rate
Capabilities
- Generated decoy hosts and data shaped to match your environment
- Profiling of real network behaviour so decoys do not stand out
- Patterns that change over time to resist decoy detection
- Lateral-movement traps using fake shares and devices
- Session isolation triggered on interaction
- Highest-priority alerting into Sentinel
Why it works this way
High-precision signal
Nobody legitimate has a reason to open a decoy, which is what makes the alert worth trusting.
Not signature-dependent
Deception responds to behaviour, so unfamiliar tooling trips the same wire as known malware.
Covers insider misuse
Credential abuse from inside the perimeter looks normal to most tools. It does not look normal to a decoy.
How a trap plays out
- A decoy administrative portal accepts a weak-credential login attempt
- The session begins running reconnaissance against the decoy host
- Blueural treats this as an active intrusion and isolates the session
- You receive one alert naming the source device and the account used
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