Preemptive cybersecurity

Stop attacks while they are still looking for a way in.

Nothreat puts convincing copies of your services in front of attackers, learns from what they do there and sends the resulting blocks to the firewalls you already run. It does not wait for a signature, a patch or a published CVE. We supply, deploy and support it for organizations in the UAE.

The problem

The weeks between
the first exploit and the patch.

A zero-day has no signature, no detection rule and no patch. Most defenses act only on what they have seen before, so the first weeks of a new campaign go straight through.

01

No signature yet

Intrusion prevention matches known signatures. For a new exploit, writing one takes days or weeks after discovery.

02

The firewall lets it in

The payload arrives over trusted protocols and fits existing allow rules. There is no rule to block it.

03

The patch comes late

Fixes take weeks to ship and roll out. An attacker who got in first can keep access after the patch.

04

Noise hides the signal

SIEM and SOC queues are full of false positives. A real zero-day alert waits its turn behind them.

How it works

Deceive. Detect.
Neutralize.

Three steps run on their own, with no analyst in the loop: draw the attacker onto a copy, learn from its behavior, then block it everywhere else.

  1. 01

    Deceive

    CyberEcho places high-fidelity clones of your real services next to production: web applications, APIs, portals, IoT devices. Legitimate users never touch a clone, so any interaction with one is an attack.

    What you get

    • A clean attack signal
    • No access to production systems
    • Clones live in minutes
  2. 02

    Detect

    The platform classifies attackers by behavior and by how far they have moved along the kill chain, not by matching known patterns. It learns from each encounter without forgetting earlier ones.

    What you get

    • Detection without signatures
    • Continuous incremental learning
    • No retraining or rule upkeep
  3. 03

    Neutralize

    Validated indicators (IPs, domains, URLs, file hashes) reach your firewalls, WAFs and DNS in real time. Blocking happens on equipment you already own.

    What you get

    • 20+ firewall platforms supported
    • One line of configuration
    • Block lists updated in real time

Crowd Immunity. When one Nothreat deployment catches a new attack, the validated intelligence goes to every connected customer automatically. In the Microsoft SharePoint “ToolShell” campaign, the first detection at one customer protected the rest weeks before the first public advisory.

Platform

One platform.
Six modules.

Every module runs on the Nothreat Platform. They can be deployed together or one at a time, starting with the one that closes your largest gap.

The core

Nothreat Platform

Self-learning AI built on continuous incremental learning. It coordinates detection, analysis and response across every module and runs continuous threat exposure management (CTEM).

  • SaaS or on-premise
  • CTEM
  • No human retraining

Deceive

CyberEcho

Patented, high-fidelity digital twins of your web applications, APIs, databases, customer portals, IoT/OT devices and HTTPS servers. Attackers cannot tell a clone from the real system.

  • Prebuilt web traps
  • IoT/OT decoys
  • Clones of bespoke services

Neutralize

ThreatShield

Real-time feeds of malicious IPs, domains, URLs and file hashes for more than 20 next-generation firewalls, including Cisco, Fortinet and Palo Alto. One line of configuration connects it.

  • STIX
  • OpenIOC
  • JSON
  • Flat files

Report

AI Analyzer

An AI agent that turns raw attack data into short, readable reports for SOC teams and management: what happened, how it happened, what to do next. Its statistics are computed from the data, so the numbers in a report are exact.

  • On-premise or SaaS
  • Incident reports
  • Management summaries

Edge & IoT

AIoT Defender

A software firewall that runs inside IIoT and edge devices. It reaches up to 97.3% detection accuracy against zero-day threats within 12 minutes, with no cloud connection and no extra hardware.

  • From 2 MB of RAM
  • Works offline
  • OEM-ready

Network layer

Intelligent DNS

Secure DNS resolution that refuses malware, phishing and command-and-control domains, so the malicious connection is never established.

  • C2 blocking
  • Phishing domains
  • Real-time intelligence

Use cases

Where it fits.

Its customers range from public services and utilities to banks, telecom operators and businesses of every size.

Web, cloud & APIs

Web and API attacks

Zero-day web exploits, API abuse, credential attacks, bot reconnaissance, webshell drops and remote code execution attempts surface on clone services first, then get blocked through your firewalls and WAFs.

IoT, OT & edge

Connected devices

Device-level zero-days, IoT malware, tampering and lateral movement, stopped on the device itself or at the edge, including on low-powered hardware.

Security operations

SOC automation

Alert noise below 1%, events correlated across network, endpoint, cloud and application layers, malicious sources blocked automatically and incidents written up in plain language.

Zero-day protection

Before the patch exists

Cover for the window between first exploitation and the vendor fix. In the SharePoint “ToolShell” case, Nothreat caught the first attack 15 days before any public announcement and blocked it 40 days before the CVE.

Threat intelligence

Intelligence from your own perimeter

Indicators come from attackers who went after your own clones, not from generic feeds, and each one is validated before it reaches an enforcement point.

Telecom & industry

Measured in live networks

Compared with the firewall alone, Nothreat reports 11.2× more attacks blocked in telecom, 9.1× in pharmaceuticals and 5.4× in mining and energy.

Deployment

Adds to your stack.
Replaces nothing.

Nothreat sits beside the security tools you already own and makes them act on intelligence they did not have before.

  1. 01

    Works with what you run.

    ThreatShield feeds the firewalls, WAFs, SIEMs and EDRs already in place: Cisco, Palo Alto, Fortinet, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel and more than 20 others. Your SIEM keeps collecting logs and your EDR keeps watching endpoints.

  2. 02

    No changes to your network.

    Clones run alongside production and need no access to it. ThreatShield connects with one configuration line. There is no new hardware to rack, and AIoT Defender runs on the edge devices you already have.

  3. 03

    Data stays inside your perimeter.

    The platform and AI Analyzer can run on-premise, so threat analysis never leaves your infrastructure.

  4. 04

    Patented and peer-reviewed.

    The deception technology holds a US patent. The incremental-learning method behind the platform was published in the Springer journal Applied Intelligence in 2022.

  5. 05

    Patching still matters.

    Nothreat covers the window before a fix exists, and the vulnerability stays until you patch. You still apply the fix; you reach it without having been compromised first.

For the SOC

One console for investigation
and reporting.

Analysts work in Webcon, the Nothreat console for security events, trap activity and raw logs. Five workspaces cover the daily work.

Explore
Query events and raw logs, filter on any field and move through time frames on a fast event timeline.
Visualize
Turn a query into charts, compare top and bottom values, and refine the query straight from the chart.
RT Map
Watch attacks arrive on a live map, with geolocation, new-event counters and the top events of the moment.
Dashboard
Pin saved queries to up to eight screens for a standing view of the environment.
Reports
Schedule recurring reports from any query and keep every generated report in one place.

With WisdomLabs

From the first call
to running protection.

We scope Nothreat before anything is installed, deploy it against an agreed plan and support it from Ras Al Khaimah.

  1. 01

    Assess

    We review your internet-facing services, firewalls, SIEM and IoT estate, and agree which modules close the largest gap.

    What you get

    • Exposure overview
    • Module selection
    • Indicative budget
  2. 02

    Supply

    Licenses and subscriptions through our reseller channel, under one contract with the services around them.

    What you get

    • Licensing and subscriptions
    • Renewal planning
  3. 03

    Deploy

    Clones of the services you chose go live next to production, and ThreatShield is connected to your firewalls.

    What you get

    • CyberEcho clones in place
    • Firewall integration
    • Console access for your team
  4. 04

    Operate

    Support under SLA from our Ras Al Khaimah office, with regular reviews of what the platform is catching.

    What you get

    • SLA and escalation path
    • Periodic service review
    • Local engineers

Next step

Tell us what faces the internet.

List the services you expose and the firewalls you run. We will come back with the modules that fit and a scoped proposal.

Nothreat, CyberEcho, ThreatShield, AI Analyzer, AIoT Defender, Intelligent DNS and Webcon are names and trademarks of Nothreat. Figures on this page are published by Nothreat from live deployments; results in your environment will differ.