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Deception Based Defense Architectures for Disrupting Advanced Persistent Threat Operations

Adetomiwa A. Dosunmu, Peter Olusoji Ogundele

2025encybersecurityadvanced persistent threatsdeception defensehoneypotsthreat intelligencenetwork security

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Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) pose significant risks to enterprise digital infrastructures due to their stealth, persistence, and sophisticated attack techniques. This study presents a conceptual framework for implementing deception-based defense architectures designed to disrupt and neutralize APT operations. The proposed model integrates decoy systems, honeytokens, adaptive network traps, and automated threat intelligence to mislead, delay, and analyze attackers while minimizing operational disruption. Through simulated enterprise environments and multi-stage attack scenarios, the framework demonstrates measurable improvements in threat detection, attack containment, and incident response efficiency. The findings indicate that integrating deception mechanisms into enterprise cybersecurity strategies provides a proactive layer of defense, complementing traditional security measures while reducing exposure to high-impact attacks. The study contributes to the development of scalable, adaptive, and intelligence-driven defense architectures capable of addressing contemporary cyber threat landscapes.

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