What does CounterCraft sell?

CounterCraft sells Deception Expert, Threat Hunter Expert and Engager. Deception Expert: An AI agent that designs and deploys deception environments tailored to an organization's real architecture, creating realistic digital assets and host profiles to lure adversaries. Threat Hunter Expert: An AI agent that triages attacker activity inside deception environments, identifying TTPs and producing incident reports for analysts. Engager: An AI agent that interacts with attackers in real time, feeding them false information to extend dwell time while extracting intelligence.

How does CISO Tribune file CounterCraft?

CISO Tribune files CounterCraft under Deception technology, with Threat intelligence and OT and ICS security as secondary categories.

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CounterCraft

Where CounterCraft appears on the record (5)

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In the vendor directory (5): Deception technology vendors · primary category
Threat intelligence vendors · category
OT and ICS security vendors · category
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What the company sells

CounterCraft provides AI-powered deception technology that generates threat intelligence by luring attackers into realistic decoy environments built from an organization's own architecture. The platform combines a Deception Expert, Threat Hunter Expert and Engager to detect, engage and extract intelligence on attacker tactics, techniques and procedures without touching production systems. Its technology addresses use cases including external attack surface monitoring, ransomware defense, legacy OT/ICS/SCADA protection, insider threat and lateral movement detection, and is used by companies, public infrastructure, governments and national security organizations.

Categories: Deception technology (primary category)
Threat intelligence
OT and ICS security
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Website: countercraftsec.com

Products and services

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Deception Expert^[1]
An AI agent that designs and deploys deception environments tailored to an organization's real architecture, creating realistic digital assets and host profiles to lure adversaries.
Threat Hunter Expert^[1]
An AI agent that triages attacker activity inside deception environments, identifying TTPs and producing incident reports for analysts.
Engager^[1]
An AI agent that interacts with attackers in real time, feeding them false information to extend dwell time while extracting intelligence.

Competitors and alternatives

The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of CounterCraft's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.

On deception technology, CounterCraft competes with Acalvio, CyberTrap, Thinkst, Thinkst Canary and Fidelis.
On threat intelligence, CounterCraft competes with Parsons, Cyble, Cyware, Dataminr, EclecticIQ, Filigran, Flashpoint, GreyNoise, Group-IB, Hold Security, LLC and 32 more.
On ot and ics security, CounterCraft competes with Claroty, Elbit Systems, Honeywell, Indurex, Northrop Grumman, Nozomi Networks, Rockwell Automation, Siemens, TXOne Networks, Xage Security and 18 more.

References

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[1]countercraftsec.comCounterCraft · countercraftsec.com · undated page, accessed November 6, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing

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Security leadership

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Questions CISOs ask about CounterCraft

What does CounterCraft sell?: CounterCraft sells Deception Expert, Threat Hunter Expert and Engager. Deception Expert: An AI agent that designs and deploys deception environments tailored to an organization's real architecture, creating realistic digital assets and host profiles to lure adversaries. Threat Hunter Expert: An AI agent that triages attacker activity inside deception environments, identifying TTPs and producing incident reports for analysts. Engager: An AI agent that interacts with attackers in real time, feeding them false information to extend dwell time while extracting intelligence.
How does CISO Tribune file CounterCraft?: CISO Tribune files CounterCraft under Deception technology, with Threat intelligence and OT and ICS security as secondary categories.

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