01 / Discovery
An internal service draws attention.
Someone explores an administrative portal, reporting database or research-support share represented by a Tero Decoy.
Tero for healthcare & pharma
Spot intruders exploring
your internal services.
Tero deploys realistic Decoys around administrative and research-support networks, revealing suspicious access and capturing evidence your security team can investigate.
A focused detection layer for the services behind care and research.
01
Make unwanted access visible.Watch interactions with realistic Decoys.
02
Keep the content synthetic.Represent workflows without real records.
03
Give your team the evidence.Review requests, outcomes and context.
When curiosity becomes a signal
They look for valuable data.
Your Decoys tell the story.
An internal portal or document service can look ordinary to an intruder. The interaction gives your team a concrete lead to investigate.
02 / Interaction
The Decoy records the request.
Synthetic content gives the interaction a believable setting. Supported operations produce a record of the request and observed response.
03 / Investigation
Your team follows the evidence.
Review the observed source, targeted service, sequence and outcome in the context of the affected environment.
Built around your working environment
Watch the paths around
care, research and operations.
Start with the services an intruder may explore. Choose supported Decoys for approved administrative and research-support segments.
HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION
“What can I access here?”
Represent staff workspaces, internal support portals and office file services. Reveal browsing and access attempts around everyday administrative workflows.
Staff workspaceIT supportFile services
See exploration of administrative services.
PHARMA & RESEARCH SUPPORT
“Where is the research?”
Use synthetic project documents, reporting records and engineering artifacts to represent research-support services worth a closer look.
Document sharesReporting databasesRepositories
Capture interest in research-support resources.
SUPPLIERS & BUSINESS OPERATIONS
“What else is connected?”
Represent selected supplier exchanges, finance shares and internal business portals. Keep the recorded activity linked to the deployment it came from.
Supplier portalsFinance sharesBusiness services
Follow suspicious business-service access.
Select from supported capabilities in your verified Sensor release. Use synthetic content and agree the deployment scope with your infrastructure owners.
From an access attempt to an investigation
A document portal was explored.
See what happened next.
Your team needs more than a notification. Tero brings the recorded requests, observed responses and deployment context together to help assess suspicious activity.
- The target: which Decoy and environment were involved.
- The sequence: the resources requested and operations attempted.
- The outcome: what the Decoy actually returned or denied.
CASE EXAMPLE / DOCUMENT PORTALNeeds review
Research-support portal
— unexpected exploration
Recorded activity against a Decoy with synthetic documents.
- Environment
- Research support
- Decoy
- Document workspace
- Observed source
- 10.40.12.23
Workspace discovery
Response sentDocument listing requestedSynthetic document accessed
Response sentProject overview requestedRestricted operation attempted
DeniedWorkspace settings changeRecorded actions, with measured outcomes.
Human identity, data theft and production impact remain unconfirmed.
A defined scope. A practical starting point.
Choose the segment.
Deploy your Decoys.
Verify the evidence.
Place a Sensor on an approved, supported host in your office, on-premises or supported cloud environment. Configure private access to the Decoys for the clients you want to observe.
01Agree the boundaries
Select administrative or research-support segments with your infrastructure owners.
02Represent relevant workflows
Choose supported Decoys and synthetic content that fit the environment.
03Validate from a separate client
Check readiness, source attribution, recorded outcomes and investigations.
Administrative or research-support network
Existing business servicesYour operational applications and workspaces
Tero Sensor hostRealistic Decoys with synthetic content
Document workspaceReporting databaseSupplier portal
Selected clients interact with the Decoy endpoints
Required outbound connectivity
Tero consoleDeployment visibility & recorded investigations
Deployment is scoped to supported services. This example does not represent medical-device, clinical-system or laboratory-control monitoring.
Before you deploy
Practical answers
for your security team.
Does Tero need real patient or research data?
No. Represent the selected workflows with synthetic Decoy content. Do not copy patient records, proprietary research, trial data or production credentials into Decoys.
Where should we place the Sensor?
Use an approved host in an administrative or research-support segment, after reviewing the supported release, host resources, private connectivity and network policy with the infrastructure owners.
Does this include medical devices or laboratory systems?
This page describes supported administrative and research-support Decoys. It does not claim monitoring or protection of medical devices, clinical applications, laboratory instruments or control systems.
What should we validate in a pilot?
Decoy readiness, access from a separate client, observed-source attribution, recorded requests and responses, and the investigation workflow for each selected capability.
More context behind suspicious access
Make exploration of your
internal services easier to investigate.
Tell us about your administrative and research-support networks. We’ll help you plan a focused detection layer around the services that matter.
Plan your deploymentStart with a defined scope. Verify the evidence.