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The National Cyber Security Centre (UK) cyber deception trials show what the market already feels: deception delivers high‑fidelity, early detections that traditional tools miss and it is ready for mainstream use.
Their lessons emphasise that deception only works at scale when it is properly designed, integrated into existing defenses, and actively run as part of normal security operations, not as a side experiment. They also point to challenges around deployment complexity, operational overhead, skills, and how to measure real value from deception.
LABYRINTH is built specifically to remove those adoption barriers and operational headaches.
1️⃣ Design: Ready‑made deception playbooks mapped to real attacker paths (AD, SaaS, cloud, OT), so teams don’t need niche threat‑intel expertise to start.
2️⃣ Deployment: LABYRINTH is the most easy‑to‑deploy deception platform on the market, lightweight, passive, full self-hosted and network friendly, with fast rollout and minimal change.🙂
3️⃣ Operations: High‑fidelity, low‑noise alerts that clearly indicate malicious activity, so SOCs treat deception as a trusted signal, not another noisy dashboard.
4️⃣ Skills: Intuitive UI, clear workflows and strong documentation, so existing security engineers can own deception without a new specialist role.
5️⃣ Measurement: Built‑in metrics on dwell time reduction, triggered paths and control validation, so CISOs can show concrete value to management.
LABYRINTH is designed to be efficient: low infrastructure requirements, modest resource usage, and fair pricing that makes deception realistic for both enterprises and mid‑market organisations. Clear documentation and deployment patterns keep ongoing effort low and help teams avoid the “deception PoC that never becomes production”.
Technology alone is not enough, which is why LABYRINTH works with local partners to deliver design, deployment and continuous tuning alongside your team. That means real‑world guidance, faster outcomes, and a support model that understands local regulation, risk and business reality – not just generic “global” best practice.
Analyst thinking on preemptive security strategy underlines the same direction: move from purely reactive detection to controls that shape, delay and expose attackers early. Deception fits perfectly into this preemptive layer, and LABYRINTH is built for exactly that role – assume breach, deceive early, detect quietly, and contain fast. The time for deception is NOW.⚔️🔥
Find out more: National Cyber Security Centre BLOG post https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/blog-post/cyber-deception-trials-what-weve-learned-so-far