Clear pricing, no traps

Whether you're a startup or a large enterprise, Trapster offers flexible plans that meet your needs. Our flexible approach allows easy integration of our Deceptive Security (Honeypot) solution into your infrastructure, ensuring fast and effective protection.

Trapster: annual license

Deceptive Security is accessible to all businesses. Place your honeypot with just a few clicks and start your protection against attacks.

What's included:

1 Trapster VM
Your own dashboard and domain
API Integration (SIEM, SOC...)
Automatic updates
Unlimited breadcrumbs
Unlimited honeytokens
Support and advice

1 000€ ht/an

Select your number of Trapsters (VM):

Any questions?
The answers are here

Is it easy to deploy Trapster?

The deployment of our solution is extremely simple. We have streamlined the deployment process to ensure that even users with limited technical expertise can configure it quickly. In just a few simple steps, you can have your Trapster up and running, ready to detect and deceive potential attackers.

Is your solution suitable for businesses of all sizes?

Absolutely! Trapster is designed to meet the needs of organizations of all sizes, from small to large businesses. No matter your size, our solution offers easy deployment, management, and monitoring, enabling businesses of all sizes to improve their cybersecurity defenses and stay protected against the evolving threats.

I already have an EDR and a firewall...

Trapster complements existing solutions like EDR, firewalls or SIEM. It adds an additional layer of detection and allows identifying attacks that might have been missed with traditional tools. A honeypot can detect weak signals, internal threats, espionage, etc.

Do honeypots generate a lot of false positives?

No, honeypots are designed to generate very few false positives. Any interaction with a honeypot is, by definition, suspect, because it is not supposed to be used by legitimate users.

I have a 100% cloud company, is it still useful?

Yes, deception and honeypots are just as relevant in cloud environments. Attackers target both cloud infrastructures and traditional environments. Trapster can be deployed in the cloud to detect lateral movements, unauthorized access attempts, and suspicious behaviors, even in serverless or multi-cloud architectures.