The chemical industry is a critical sector vulnerable to cyberattacks due to its reliance on complex industrial control systems (ICS) and the potential for environmental or safety disasters. Traditional security measures may not be enough to stop determined attackers. This case study explores how TreacleTech’s honeypot technology can effectively safeguard chemical companies from cyberattacks.
TreacleTech’s i-Mirage Decoys are decoy systems designed to mimic real ICS components like control workstations, servers, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). These i-Mirage Decoys act as magnets for attackers, luring them away from real systems and capturing valuable data on their tactics and techniques. This data is then used to strengthen the overall cybersecurity posture of the chemical plant.
Early Detection and Response : i-Mirage Decoys can detect attempted attacks on ICS in real-time, allowing for a swift response before any operational disruption or safety incidents occur
Imagine a leading chemical manufacturer that has implemented Treacle i-Mirage System within their plant network. The i-Mirage Decoys are strategically placed to mimic critical ICS components like :
Scenario 1 : An attacker targeting for industrial espionage or sabotage attempts to infiltrate the network. The attacker is lured towards a honeypot designed to mimic an HMI, believing it’s a real control interface.
Treacle i-Mirage System offer a valuable layer of security for the chemical industry. By providing early detection, improved threat intelligence, and a proactive approach to ICS security, i-Mirage Decoys can significantly reduce the risk of cyberattacks and safeguard chemical plants from operational disruptions and potential safety incidents.