Deploy believable surfaces
Install endpoint-side traps that look legitimate enough to attract exploratory access without introducing a real production service behind them.
How it works
From trap placement to operator response in four clear stages.
Grey Snare is structured to keep the lifecycle understandable: place believable traps, watch for touchpoints, elevate the event, and hand operators enough context to move quickly.
Monitor operational health
Track endpoint freshness, trap state, and platform visibility so a silent environment still remains observable.
Capture meaningful event context
When a lure is touched, preserve the details that matter: source, timing, trap type, severity, and endpoint context.
Move into response
Route the event into the operator process without exposing application entry points or mixing the public website with the authenticated platform.
Deployment posture
Three public surfaces, three separate roles.
Marketing website
A standalone static IIS website for public messaging and early access positioning.
Application platform
A separate authenticated host for operators, platform settings, incidents, and endpoint management.
Downloads host
A dedicated static host for installer payloads so deployment files stay outside the app routing path.