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Honeypots are a very effective Cybersecurity solution that can greatly help with Detection needs for compliance while keeping the budget low. Explained from an Hacker's perspective.
Honeypots are digital traps used to detect and deceive threats. They are not widely adopted in the SMB sector because they have a fundamental problem - A problem that we solved with our Patent-Pending technology.
In another article we explained how we manage to provide fully interactive yet completely secure Honeypots. This innovation comes with many other advantages over previous solutions to detect and deceive cyber threats.
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