Deception-led breach detection

Detect attackers already inside—before they reach something real.

Ghostlight Security deploys and manages believable decoys, credential tripwires, and attacker breadcrumbs for lean IT and security teams.

  • High-fidelity alerts designed to stay quiet until something matters
  • Remote deployment across network, identity, cloud, and collaboration paths
  • Direct specialist delivery without a heavyweight detection program

Why Ghostlight

Prevention reduces risk. Deception helps reveal the intruder who still gets through.

Clearer signal

Place tripwires where normal activity should not touch them, creating alerts with strong investigative context.

Lower operational drag

Add meaningful internal detection without building another massive logging, tuning, and staffing program.

Managed over time

Keep placements believable through validation, review, rotation, and bounded expansion as the environment changes.

Capture by Ghostlight Security

One focused service for earlier warning inside your environment.

Map

Likely attacker paths

Identify the infrastructure, identity, cloud, and knowledge paths an intruder is most likely to explore.

Place

Believable tripwires

Deploy decoy systems, tokenized tripwires, and sparse breadcrumbs in locations that matter.

Maintain

A living detection layer

Validate alerts and refresh the deception strategy as systems and risks change.

The company

A focused security practice built around practical detection.

Direct delivery

Customers work directly with Ghostlight through scoping, design, deployment, validation, and review.

Built on proven technology

Capture uses established deception technology beneath Ghostlight's managed strategy, deployment, validation, and refresh.

Deliberately narrow

Ghostlight is launching with one flagship service instead of a catalog of loosely connected consulting offers.

Start here

See whether Capture fits your environment.

A 30-minute readiness call covers your environment, likely attacker paths, response ownership, and whether a focused deployment makes sense.

  • No generic security assessment
  • No obligation to start a trial
  • A clear fit or no-fit recommendation