Inside the Trap: What Happens When an Attacker Hits Your Deception Layer
An open, active XDR platform that centralizes security intelligence for IT, IoT, data centers, and cloud into a single view.
Digital transformation keeps expanding the attack surface while adversaries grow more sophisticated. Staff and resources stay flat, or shrink. Fidelis Elevate® automates security operations and puts contextual information in defenders’ hands.
Fidelis Security® has been Protecting Leading Enterprises Worldwide for over 20 years
Endpoint Security, Network Security, Deception, and Active Directory protection in a single platform.
Protect your AD environment from credential theft and privilege abuse.
Purpose-built for proactive cyber defense
How Fidelis Elevate® Works
Step 1
Continuously map terrain across on-premises and cloud networks with a real-time inventory and risk profile. Identify and classify managed and unmanaged assets across on-premises, cloud, and endpoints.
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Benefits of Fidelis Elevate®
Risk-Based Prioritization
Calculate risk from three factors: asset coverage, the asset’s
importance to the organization, and the severity of current
events. An AI-based Threat Score and MITRE ATT&CK tags
show which assets and activity need action first, including
shadow IT.
Attack Simulation
Run blue team analysis to see how an attacker could reach a critical asset, or red team analysis to follow lateral movement from a high-risk asset. Multi-hop analysis shows the paths, so you can isolate critical assets before an attack starts.
Automated Response
Use scripts, playbooks, and AI/ML-powered detections and responses to act quickly. Maintain business continuity through an attack and return affected systems to normal operations as soon as possible.
Operational Efficiency
Improve detection and response speed with the same or fewer resources. High-fidelity conclusions help eliminate alert fatigue.
| Capability | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active Directory threat detection | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Integrated deception technology | ✓Yes | −Not documented | −Not documented | ◐Via third-party partner |
| MITRE ATT&CK-mapped detection | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Integrated malware sandbox analysis | ✓Yes | −Not documented | −Not documented | ✓Yes |
| Traffic decryption | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | −Not documented | −Not documented |
| Network DLP | ✓Yes | −Not documented | −Not documented | −Not documented |
Disclaimer: Based on publicly available vendor information. “Not documented” means no public information was found. Features may change; please verify with each vendor.
XDR Coverage
Patented Deep Session Inspection inspects traffic across all ports and protocols, with real-time decryption. It exposes threats in nested files, encrypted traffic, and ephemeral containerized workloads. Sandboxing adds execution analysis and ML-based malware detection.
Network DLP identifies and blocks attempts to move data out of your environment, wherever they originate. Visibility into all ports and protocols, with more content and context than netflow, closes the gaps exfiltration relies on.
Fidelis Active Directory Intercept™ combines AD-aware network detection, integrated AD deception, and AD log and event monitoring. Once an attacker looking for lateral movement touches a deception layer, you gain control of the engagement.
Pairing only those two tools leaves gaps: blind spots across the landscape, delayed detection, more false positives, and missed multi-vector attacks. A complete XDR solution includes EDR, NDR, deception, and AD security, with integrations into SIEM, SOAR, and cloud security platforms.
Common integrations include SOAR (Splunk, Palo Alto Cortex XDR, D3, Respond), SIEM (Splunk, IBM QRadar, Devo, HPE ArcSight), packet brokers (Gigamon, F5, A10), EDR (SentinelOne), and SSE (Zscaler). Threat intelligence integrations include ReversingLabs, McAfee, SecondWrite, Carbon Black, FireEye NX, and Palo Alto NGFW.
Yes. Organizations can extend visibility and terrain mapping across clouds with Fidelis CloudPassage Halo® discovery and inventory.
Its products can be used together or independently. The CommandPost interface handles security configuration and management and is delivered as an appliance or as a service. It also stores data and metadata, giving defenders retrospective analysis and better threat hunting capabilities.
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