Question 1

What is Adversary-Generated Threat Intelligence (AGTI)?

Accepted Answer

Adversary-Generated Threat Intelligence (AGTI) is a category of cyber threat intelligence where intelligence is produced directly from adversary engagement rather than passive collection. Nucleon Cyber pioneered AGTI by deploying thousands of polymorphic sensors that dynamically change their appearance to engage real threat actors, generating high-fidelity intelligence including TTPs, IOCs, malware samples, and attack patterns mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

Question 2

What are polymorphic sensors in cybersecurity?

Accepted Answer

Polymorphic sensors are a patented Nucleon Cyber technology where deception sensors dynamically change their digital fingerprint — operating system, services, protocols, and network characteristics — to appear as legitimate targets to adversaries. Unlike static honeypots, polymorphic sensors continuously mutate to evade adversary detection, generating sustained, high-fidelity threat intelligence across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments.

Question 3

How does Nucleon AGTI support government and national CERT operations?

Accepted Answer

Nucleon provides national-scale threat visibility through the AGTI platform with features designed for government operations: air-gapped on-premise deployment for classified environments, sector-based threat segmentation across critical infrastructure, cross-agency intelligence sharing, campaign tracking and attribution, and full MITRE ATT&CK integration. National CERTs using Nucleon AGTI have reported significant reductions in mean-time-to-detect across critical infrastructure sectors.

Question 4

What deployment options does Nucleon offer?

Accepted Answer

Nucleon offers three deployment models: SaaS (fully cloud-managed with zero infrastructure overhead), On-Premise (self-hosted within your data center with full air-gap support for classified environments), and Hybrid (combining cloud efficiency with on-premise control for distributed sensor deployment with centralized intelligence).

Question 5

How does AGTI differ from traditional threat intelligence feeds?

Accepted Answer

Traditional threat intelligence feeds aggregate data from third-party sources, resulting in delayed and often generic intelligence. AGTI generates intelligence directly from adversary engagement in real-time. Nucleon's polymorphic sensors actively interact with threat actors, capturing live TTPs, credentials, malware payloads, and command-and-control infrastructure. This produces first-party, high-fidelity intelligence specific to your sector and threat landscape, rather than recycled indicators from public feeds.