Live honeypot network
A spread of decoy services absorbs hostile traffic before it reaches anything real. 98,512 incursions recorded to date.
Client fingerprinting
Attackers are identified by their tooling rather than their address, so rotating through a new IP pool does not buy them a fresh start. 908 signatures blacklisted.
AI payload classification
Every capture is graded automatically — reconnaissance, brute force, active exploitation — so nobody reads logs looking for the one that mattered.
Autonomous blocking
Confirmed hostile sources are cut off at the network layer in seconds, with shared infrastructure protected so a block never costs you legitimate visitors.
Campaign correlation
Individual events are grouped into the operators behind them. 161 distinct campaigns identified — one of them spanning hundreds of addresses that share a handful of signatures.
Reputation scoring
Sources carry a running score from their own history. A confirmed-hostile connection is turned away at the door rather than handed a puzzle.
Generated detection rules
76 Sigma rules for your SIEM and 27 YARA rules for payload matching, written from real observed traffic — not a generic feed — and regenerated as campaigns evolve.
Standards-based sharing
Indicators export as STIX 2.1 (1,676 objects) and MISP events (161), so the intelligence drops into platforms you already run.
Tamper-evident ledger
Every classification and block is hash-chained to the one before it. Alter a record and the break shows up on the integrity check.
Human verification at the edge
Important pages are gated behind a real challenge, verified server-side, on every site the platform fronts.
Threat intelligence API
A documented, key-based feed of confirmed malicious sources and signatures, with quotas, for protecting your own stack.
Always-on supervision
Every critical process is watched and restarted automatically, with an AI-written incident report if one stays down.