01 / Discovery
An engineering service draws interest.
Someone discovers a repository, artifact service or project share represented by a Tero Decoy in an approved support segment.
Tero for manufacturing
Spot suspicious access.
Behind your operations.
Tero deploys realistic Decoys around engineering repositories, shared files and internal support services. Reveal suspicious exploration and capture the evidence your security team needs to investigate.
A focused detection layer for business and engineering support networks.
01
Reveal support-service exploration.Watch interactions with realistic Decoys.
02
Keep the engineering context.Link the activity to its deployment.
03
Investigate the recorded sequence.Review the requests and observed outcomes.
When exploration leaves a useful record
They look for projects and packages.
Your Decoys capture the activity.
A repository, artifact service or shared workspace can look like a useful foothold. A Decoy gives the interaction a believable setting and your team evidence to investigate.
02 / Interaction
The Decoy records the operations.
Synthetic project content gives the service a credible purpose. Supported interactions capture requests and observed responses.
03 / Investigation
Your team follows the sequence.
Review the observed source, target and session alongside the engineering or business environment involved.
Around the services behind production
Watch the IT workflows
your operations depend on.
Choose relevant Decoys for approved business and engineering support networks. Start with the services an intruder may explore.
ENGINEERING & SOFTWARE DELIVERY
“Where are the builds?”
Represent code repositories, CI/CD consoles and artifact services using synthetic projects and packages. Follow discovery, retrieval and supported action attempts.
Git repositoriesArtifact servicesCI/CD consoles
Reveal interest in engineering resources.
SHARED FILES & BUSINESS WORKFLOWS
“What documents can I find?”
Make selected project shares, finance folders and supplier exchanges look relevant. Record browsing and access attempts against synthetic business content.
Project sharesFinance filesSupplier exchange
Capture exploration of shared resources.
INTERNAL IT & SUPPORT SERVICES
“What else is reachable?”
Represent supported reporting databases, access services and support portals. Keep suspicious interactions tied to the right segment and deployment context.
Reporting databasesSSH accessIT support
Watch administrative-service exploration.
Capability availability depends on the verified Sensor release and host requirements. Use synthetic projects, packages and documents in approved support networks.
From service discovery to investigation
An artifact repository was explored.
See what was attempted.
Tero brings the recorded requests and outcomes into one investigation. Your team can follow discovery and retrieval activity through to a restricted publication attempt.
- The target: the artifact-repository Decoy and engineering environment.
- The sequence: metadata discovery, package retrieval and a write attempt.
- The outcome: what the service returned and what it denied.
CASE EXAMPLE / ARTIFACT REPOSITORYNeeds review
Engineering artifact repository
— unexpected package exploration
Recorded activity against a Decoy with synthetic build artifacts.
- Environment
- Engineering support
- Decoy
- Artifact repository
- Observed source
- 10.80.12.31
Repository metadata requested
Response sentSynthetic project package listingBuild artifact requested
Response sentSynthetic engineering packagePackage publication attempted
DeniedRepository write operationKeep the attempt and observed outcome together.
Human identity, production changes and operational impact remain unconfirmed.
Defined boundaries. A practical deployment.
Choose the support segment.
Deploy realistic Decoys.
Verify the evidence.
Place a Sensor on an approved, supported host in your business or engineering-support environment. Plan the network scope with the infrastructure owners and configure private access to the Decoys.
01Agree the operational boundaries
Select approved IT support segments with the relevant IT and operations owners.
02Represent useful engineering services
Choose supported Decoys and synthetic project, package or document content.
03Validate from a separate client
Confirm readiness, source attribution, recorded outcomes and investigation context.
Business or engineering-support network
Existing support workloadsYour engineering tools and business services
Tero Sensor hostRealistic Decoys with synthetic content
Artifact repositoryProject shareReporting database
Selected clients interact with the Decoy endpoints
Required outbound connectivity
Tero consoleEngineering context & recorded investigations
This example represents support IT services. It does not depict monitoring of industrial controllers, production machinery or control-system traffic.
Before you deploy
Practical answers
for manufacturing IT teams.
Where should we place the Sensor?
Use an approved business or engineering-support host and segment. Agree the scope, access paths and boundaries with the relevant infrastructure and operations owners before installation.
Does this include PLCs, SCADA or production machinery?
This solution describes supported Decoys for business and engineering IT services. It does not claim industrial-control-protocol coverage, monitoring of machinery or protection of production control systems.
Does Tero need real engineering files or packages?
No. Use synthetic projects, documents and artifacts. Do not copy proprietary designs, real build packages, operational configurations or production credentials into Decoys.
What should we validate in a pilot?
Decoy readiness, separate-client access, observed-source attribution, recorded requests and responses, correct engineering context and the investigation workflow for each selected capability.
More context behind suspicious access
Give your team a clearer lead
across engineering and business IT.
Tell us about the repositories, shared services and support networks you want to monitor. We’ll help you plan a focused detection layer for your environment.
Plan your deploymentStart with a defined scope. Verify the evidence.