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What is honeypots?
Honeypots are decoy systems designed to attract and trap attackers. They are used to gather information about attack methods, motives, and tools. They serve as a distraction, diverting attackers from valuable assets while providing insights into their behavior. Honeypots are often configured to appear vulnerable, enticing attackers to engage with them.
What other technologies are related to honeypots?
honeypots Complementary Technologies
Log file
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Honeypots generate log files that can be analyzed. Log files provide valuable data for understanding attacker behavior.
DB API
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Honeypots may use DB APIs to store captured data. The API allows them to interact with databases for storing events and information.
NDR
Network Detection and Response systems monitor network traffic for malicious activities. Honeypots can provide valuable data and insights to enhance NDR capabilities by creating controlled attack scenarios.
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Which job functions commonly mention honeypots?
Security Analyst
0.1% of all Security Analyst jobs mention honeypots
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IT Security
0.1% of all IT Security jobs mention honeypots
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Platform Engineer
0.1% of all Platform Engineer jobs mention honeypots
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Security Engineer
137 Security Engineer jobs mention honeypots
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Engineer
209 Engineer jobs mention honeypots
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Which organizations are mentioning honeypots?
NTT Global Data Centers CBJ1 Sdn Bhd
Scientific and Technical Services
Dell Technologies
Scientific and Technical Services
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