Integrate and reinforce
Jammer strengthens your detection and response capabilities without replacing anything. It sits alongside your current tools and integrates downstream of them for real interoperability.
Deception technology · Engineered in Italy
Jammer deploys digital twins of your IT, OT and AI services: real systems that attackers cannot tell from production. Intruders are held in the trap and every command recorded, while your SOC is alerted and defences react in real time.
The principle
Signatures and anomaly models guess. A trap doesn't have to: no user, service or process has a reason to touch it.
Jammer turns that certainty into an operational advantage. It exposes intruders and lateral movement early, wastes the adversary's time on decoys, and captures their payloads, shells, C2 and techniques in full. It does all this alongside the security tools you already run, without replacing them. Past investments are preserved, and made more effective by high-confidence attack data.
How it works
A three-stage mechanism, built to integrate non-invasively downstream of your existing security stack and to avoid big-suite vendor lock-in.
High-interaction traps run as digital twins of real services or as faithful simulations. They are credible enough to engage human operators and APT tooling, not just scanners.
Each trap is an isolated, configurable environment. Hostile activity is redirected into it and contained, so it never reaches production assets.
Probes the attacker cannot see log the full session: every command, script, file and network call. This is the raw material for forensic analysis and threat intelligence.
Jammer strengthens your detection and response capabilities without replacing anything. It sits alongside your current tools and integrates downstream of them for real interoperability.
An advanced barrier that detects and counters any kind of breach. Because it keys on behaviour rather than signatures, it blunts the advantage of new threats and still-unknown vulnerabilities.
Detailed forensics on the origin, dynamics and impact of each incident. Pinpoint the exploited weakness, contain the damage fast and harden your defences against the next attempt.
Attack scenario
Scroll through a typical intrusion inside an organisation's intranet and see where Jammer turns it around.
A malicious payload infects a workstation. Perimeter tools often miss it, especially if the technique is new.
The intruder explores the network and reaches a Jammer trap posing as a valuable service. That contact alone is an unambiguous indicator of compromise.
Jammer notifies the firewall and forwards the full malicious session (commands, payloads, IOCs) to your SOC or SIEM for analysis.
Connections to and from the infected workstation are blocked. The adversary is cut off, and you hold a complete record of what they did and how.
Trap coverage
Traps span the assets attackers target first, from data stores and remote access to industrial controllers and AI model hosting.
The data assets attackers come for: relational, NoSQL, search and analytics engines.
Shells, consoles and remote desktop: the first pivot point in most intrusions.
PLC and industrial protocols for critical infrastructure, plus IoT messaging.
Web servers, proxies and dashboards, plus LLM hosting decoys for the newest attack vectors against AI.
Routing, name resolution, monitoring, secrets management and orchestration.
File sharing, mail and video streaming, including the RTSP endpoints typical of IP cameras.
Why deception
| Criterion | Traditional detection | Jammer |
|---|---|---|
| False positives | Frequent: benign events can look malicious | Near zero: every access to a twin is an anomaly |
| Maintenance burden | High: requires constant signature updates | Low: no signatures, every interaction is suspicious |
| Lateral-movement detection | Medium: needs complex event correlation | High, with traps placed in key segments |
| Visibility into attacker behaviour | Limited to logged or reported events | Complete: every script, command and action is monitored |
| Attractiveness to the attacker | None | High: traps invite interaction |
| MITRE ATT&CK tactic coverage | 4–5 of 14 (e.g. initial access, execution) | Up to 10–12 of 14 |
| Advanced persistent threats (APT) | Complex, often post-compromise | High: a credible lure for APT operators |
| Value of collected intelligence | Limited | High: payloads, shells, C2, techniques |
Source: Jammer product datasheet, Infinitaware, January 2026. Results depend on trap placement and integration.
The platform
A modern web console for live inspection and post-analysis, plus APIs and automation for everything else.
Defence · Government · Critical infrastructure
Mission networks, public administrations and critical operators face patient, well-resourced adversaries. Jammer is designed to expose them early and to turn every attempt into intelligence you can act on and share.
Defence & government
Seed sensitive segments with traps that mirror real systems. Any touch is a high-fidelity indicator of compromise. Lateral movement surfaces early, and APT tradecraft is recorded end to end instead of being reconstructed after the fact.
Critical infrastructure
Modbus, Siemens S7, Omron and MQTT traps expose reconnaissance against industrial control systems before it reaches real PLCs.
CERT · CSIRT · CTI
Full TTPs, payloads and C2 indicators exported as STIX 2.1. ORB Spotter maps the relay infrastructure behind campaigns.
AI infrastructure
Ollama-based decoys capture attempts against model hosting, including efforts to extract credentials from LLM systems.
Regulated operators
Forensic-grade session records support incident detection, analysis and reporting obligations.
Partner with us
Whether you protect your own mission or deliver security to others, there is a clear path to working with Jammer.
Deploy a scoped set of traps in a key segment, measure what they catch, and decide on evidence.
Embed Jammer into your programmes and solutions, with technical enablement from our engineering team.
Add deception-grade, low-noise detections and STIX 2.1 intelligence to your managed services.
Co-design traps, custom protocols and integrations for specialised or classified-adjacent environments.
Company
Infinitaware S.r.l. develops advanced cybersecurity solutions to protect critical infrastructure and sensitive data. Jammer is the result of continuous research by a team that attacks systems for a living as well as defending them.
As part of Gruppo Sistematica, we combine the speed of a specialised engineering company with the strategic guidance and solidity of an established group.
FAQ
Can't find what you need? Ask us directly. We answer technical questions too.
Jammer is a high-interaction deception technology platform by Infinitaware. It deploys real (digital twin) or simulated services as traps, holds attackers inside them, and records every action through invisible probes. The result is in-depth threat analysis and cyber threat intelligence with near-zero false positives.
Traditional tools inspect legitimate traffic and try to spot what is malicious, which produces false positives and needs constant tuning. Jammer traps have no legitimate users, so any interaction is malicious or at least suspicious. It also captures the full attacker session rather than isolated events, covering up to 10–12 of the 14 MITRE ATT&CK tactics.
No. Jammer integrates non-invasively downstream of the tools you already use and avoids vendor lock-in. It can notify firewalls to block hostile sources, forward sessions to your SOC or SIEM, enrich IDS/IPS systems and export intelligence as STIX 2.1.
A vast, growing portfolio of services across six domains, including databases (MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch), remote access (SSH, Telnet, RDP, Finger), OT/ICS and IoT (Modbus, Omron, Siemens S7, MQTT), web and AI (Apache httpd, NGINX, Kibana, Ollama), network core (BGP, DNS, SNMP, Vault, Nomad) and file transfer and communication (FTP, SMB/CIFS, SMTP, RTSP). The portfolio can also be extended on demand with custom traps that replicate the specific services and applications your organisation runs.
Yes. It was designed for environments where a single undetected intruder is unacceptable. Traps run inside your perimeter, OT/ICS protocols are covered natively, and captured intelligence stays under your control. Jammer is engineered in Italy by Infinitaware, part of Gruppo Sistematica.
Sessions are stored in a structured form, searchable through a query language in the web console and via API, and exportable as STIX 2.1. The routines engine can automate tagging, reporting and enrichment on a schedule.
Start with a scoped pilot: a set of traps placed in a key network segment, with a review of what they capture. Write to jammer@infinitaware.com to request a briefing.
Contact
Tell us about your environment and we'll show you where Jammer fits. Briefings are tailored for technical teams, programme leads and partners.