Singularity Hologram technology uses decoy systems and credentials to lure attackers and network insiders into revealing themselves. Decoys mimic production assets and connect to attackers, recording their every action while feeding them fake data. Misdirections present false results to AD queries. Hologram deception deploys decoys to endpoints that mislead attackers away from production systems.

Singularity Hologram detects, misdirects, and isolates external and internal threats that have established themselves on the network. Singularity Hologram works across on-premises networks, in the cloud, and at remote sites to detect lateral movement attack activity that may evade detection by other types of security controls.

Singularity Hologram uses machine learning-based deployment to scalable design decoy network systems that mimic production assets alongside other network systems, and distribute decoys to production endpoints and cloud environments. Hologram decoys use production IP addresses and deploy decoys through standard network management and software delivery tools or proprietary integrations.

Singularity Hologram includes a console for easy decoy management. Decoys are self-healing and can be reset after each attacker attack. Singularity Hologram can fully restore the decoy network with the click of a button and can also dynamically deploy decoys as needed to interact with attackers. The console can be configured for basic, advanced, and role-based views.

Singularity’s hologram decoys record all of the attacker’s interaction with memory, disk, and network traffic, making them available for download or export. The endpoint agent can also capture memory activity on hosts that are connected to the decoys.