Deception for Containerized Applications

Containerization has transformed how enterprises build, deploy, and scale applications. By encapsulating services into lightweight, portable containers, organizations gain speed, agility, and consistency across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. But with these benefits comes a new attack surface. Containers, orchestrators, and microservices are attractive targets for adversaries who exploit misconfigurations, weak isolation, and supply chain vulnerabilities.

Traditional security tools often struggle to provide early detection in containerized environments because of their dynamic, ephemeral nature. This is where deception technology steps in. By planting traps, decoys, and breadcrumbs inside containerized applications, organizations can lure attackers into revealing their presence while gathering valuable threat intelligence.