Reconnaissance has been free for forty years.
We made it expensive.
Every endpoint becomes a moving target. The port surface rotates minute to minute, every probe is captured with kernel-level attribution, and containment scopes to a single process — not your subnet, not your host, not your production traffic.
No credit card. One agent free, forever.
The map an attacker builds on Monday is still accurate on Friday.
Every defensive product on the market is, fundamentally, static. A firewall has a fixed ruleset. EDR has a fixed behavioral model. A honeypot is a single trap, sitting on a single IP, with a single banner. The fingerprint an attacker collects in ten minutes is still valid two months later.
Defense has accepted this asymmetry as a fact of life. Of course the attacker gets to map us. Of course they can move at their own pace. Of course we'll catch them only after they've started using what they learned.
That assumption is wrong. AMTD breaks it.
Reconnaissance becomes expensive. Mapping becomes incriminating.
Every probe to a decoy is captured with full forensic context — and there is no legitimate reason for any traffic to ever touch a decoy. Every captured event becomes a foundation for surgical containment. Probing your network now leaves a kernel-level fingerprint behind.
The surface moves.
Hundreds of decoys rotate across the fleet on three independent clocks. The port at 10:00 is gone by 10:01. The map is fiction by the time it's drawn.
The attempt is captured.
Every probe is recorded with the source's IP, ASN, country, payload, and timing. The decoy port did not exist five minutes ago — the probe could not have been pre-configured. Every hit is a deliberate act, and deliberate acts are evidence.
The actor is attributed.
The agent records the kernel-level identity that opened the socket — process, PID, user, executable path. You don't get "an IP did something." You get powershell.exe under SYSTEM, on finance-laptop-37, did something.
Containment is surgical.
Block the process. Kill the session. Sinkhole the destination. Scoped to a single PID, never to a subnet — production keeps running while the threat goes quiet. Collateral damage is unacceptable.
Four things competitors structurally cannot match.
Zero agents on OT.
PLCs don't run agents. RTUs don't run agents. HMIs don't run agents. They never will. Our appliance handles every industrial protocol — Modbus, DNP3, S7, OPC UA, BACnet, IEC-104 — as a transparent, agentless bridge. No firmware changes. No kernel modules. No risk of taking production down. The endpoint agent runs only on Windows and Linux, where it belongs.
Every other endpoint vendor requires a kernel module. None of them deploy in a substation, a pumping station, or a manufacturing line.
Your data, your boundary.
Three deployment models, all running the same software: alongside our appliances on your network, on a customer-owned AMTD Manager you control end-to-end, or on our cloud. If your compliance regime forbids vendor-cloud telemetry — DoD, healthcare, GDPR, finance — you don't pay a premium for that posture. Customer-hosted is a deployment mode, not a different SKU.
Every other endpoint vendor is cloud-only. None of them can sign a contract that says "your telemetry never leaves your network."
Decoys you can author yourself.
Our decoy responder format is a small JSON file — under fifty lines, version-controlled, ours alongside hundreds of shipped responders. Drop one in, register it through the manager, and it's in the rotation. Your decoys can match your specific firmware versions, your specific vendor banners, your specific protocol quirks. A power utility's decoys look exactly like its substation gear; a healthcare network's look like its medical-device vendors. Attackers cannot tell your decoys apart from your real assets.
Standard deception products ship a fixed catalog. Yours has whatever you need.
A hive that defends itself.
When a hive member probes its peers, that's not just recon — it's a confession of compromise. The hive challenges the violator: did you make this connection? An honest agent confirms or denies, with cryptographic non-repudiation. A captured agent fails to attest at all — which is itself the strongest possible signal of compromise. The hive responds in calibrated tiers, never broader than necessary, never auto-broad.
No other endpoint platform — of any kind — has articulated a doctrine for the hive defending itself.
Free for one agent. Forever.
Sign up, install the agent on whichever host you choose, and watch the surface start moving. No credit card. No trial timer. License packs from 25 to 10,000+ endpoints when you're ready to scale.
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