Police Dept Use Case Document - by Treacle Tech
Police Dept Use Case Document - by Treacle Tech
Why Attackers Target This Sector: Police IT networks handle highly sensitive data, including case
files, real-time surveillance feeds, informant details, and classified operations. Cyber threats
such as ransomware, insider threats, and nation-state attacks pose severe risks.
Pain Points:
Existing Cyberdefense Limitation: Traditional security tools (firewalls, SIEM, antivirus) are often
reactive, leaving gaps in detection and response.
Treacle i-Mirage System – Our Solution USP: From our recent experience working with one of
the state police projects for their command & control infrastructure, the Treacle i-Mirage
System offers a proactive cybersecurity approach using AI-driven deception technology. It sets
up an array of decoys that mimic real network assets, engaging attackers and diverting them
from actual data or network operations.
How it Works: The system deploys a series of high-interaction honeypots and deceptive
elements across the network. These decoys are designed to detect, engage, and analyze
attacker methods, providing real-time threat intelligence and minimizing the exposure of real
assets.
• Uses deceptive credentials and fake data points to detect unauthorized access from
within police departments.
A U.S. city police department integrated deception technology into its command center. Within
six months:
• Prevented a ransomware attack that could have cost over $1.2 million in damages and
downtime.
Conclusion: Treacle’s i-Mirage system can strengthen the police IT command and control
infrastructure by proactively detecting cyber threats, protecting critical assets, and reducing
response time. With tangible ROI in the form of cost savings, operational continuity, and
enhanced intelligence, it is a high-value cybersecurity investment for any law enforcement
agency.