Claymore Deception Platform

Detect attackers
before they succeed

Claymore Decoys look like the weaknesses attackers hunt for in Active Directory. The moment one is touched, you get an alert, and the attacker's access is cut off.

13

Attack paths covered

Seconds

To alert

Zero

Tuning required

Why It Works

Detection without the tuning

Conventional tools try to tell attacks apart from normal activity, so they need constant tuning. A decoy has no normal activity. Anyone who touches one has already given themselves away.

Modeled on real attacks

Every Claymore Decoy imitates something attackers actually hunt for, tailored to your environment. To anyone scanning your directory, the harmless decoys are indistinguishable from real vulnerabilities.

Placed where attackers look first

Attackers follow predictable routes to domain admin. Claymore puts its decoys directly on those routes.

Contained in seconds

Certificate requests are denied, tampered decoys repair themselves, and optional containment disables the account responsible before anyone reads the alert.

Detection

What it catches

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Credential theft in Active Directory
Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, DCSync, Shadow Credentials, RBCD, and legacy computer accounts.
Certificate services abuse
7 certificate template escalation paths. The request is denied as you are alerted.
Near-zero false positives
Nothing legitimate touches a decoy, so there is nothing to tune.
Alerts where you work
Slack, email, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, your PSA, or any webhook.

How It Works

Running in an afternoon

  1. 01Install the agent
  2. 02Place your Claymore Decoys
  3. 03Get alerted

Partners

Delivered by the providers you trust

Claymore is available exclusively through managed service and security providers. Partners get a multi-tenant console, per-client alerting, and PSA integration built in.

Stop tuning. Start catching.

Claymore is delivered through managed service and security partners. Bring it to your clients, or let us connect you with a partner who already runs it.