Deception deployment
Publish targeted traps across hosts, services, and decoy surfaces with tenant-aware deployment workflows.
Enterprise deception operations
Grey Snare gives security, IT, and MSP teams a practical way to place believable traps across Windows-heavy environments, detect suspicious interaction early, and move straight into response with useful context already in hand.
Why teams use Grey Snare
Grey Snare is designed for teams that want practical internal deception without turning their public marketing site into an application gateway or exposing operational details that do not belong on the open internet.
Publish targeted traps across hosts, services, and decoy surfaces with tenant-aware deployment workflows.
Route clear, structured incident context instead of raw, context-light events that force operators to guess.
Track endpoint health, heartbeat freshness, trap state, and incident volume from a single operational plane.
Support environments that rely on PowerShell, scripted rollout, PSA workflows, and Windows-first infrastructure patterns.
Where it fits
Catch reconnaissance, suspicious service interaction, and exploratory access before the environment has already moved into cleanup mode.
Watch sensitive internal surfaces for unexpected activity while maintaining a deployable model that fits normal Windows administration.
Operate across multiple client estates without collapsing visibility, deployment workflow, and alert context into separate tools.
Interactive walkthrough
The animation below is intentionally restrained: it shows the operational flow without turning the page into a consumer-style effect demo.
Detection state
The decoy is in place and waiting for suspicious interaction.
Alpha status
We are tightening deployment, detection, and operator workflow quality with a controlled early group. The public site is intentionally separate from the authenticated platform and does not expose application entry points.
We will be looking for early testers soon. If you want to evaluate Grey Snare during alpha, the request-access page explains the current intake posture.