PRESS RELEASE

March 28, 2017 – Cymmetria, a developer of comprehensive cyber deception solutions, today
announced the release of a brand new version of its MazeRunner Community Edition – a free
version of its Enterprise deception solution.

The widely-used cyber deception platform now has an API, scaling automation features,
Responder.py (Pass-the-Hash) breadcrumbs, Active Directory integration, and much more.

“We’re especially excited about two new features: a full API, and IoC and TTP sharing,” said
Gadi Evron, Founder and CEO of Cymmetria. “These features make MazeRunner much more
powerful and allow users to share with the community, much like they would with Snort
signatures.”

With over a thousand community users choosing to share data with Cymmetria, the company
has decided to create an open intelligence feed based on these IoCs.

The full API allows users to automate their use of MazeRunner. Example usages include taking
a feed from MazeRunner and integrating it with other solutions (from sandboxes and EDR
solutions to orchestration and devops systems), and integrating with a user’s SDN infrastructure
to automatically isolate an attacker.

The MazeRunner Community Edition is publicly available for private initiatives and research
endeavors at no cost or commitment to purchase. Commercial entities are allowed to use it for
30 days, following which they are limited to use 1 decoy and 10 breadcrumbs.

“We come from the trenches, and we give back to the community,” said Evron. “It’s very exciting
to see so many practitioners using the platform.”

The new Community Edition is immediately available to the public at large. The new version can
be downloaded from https://community.cymmetria.com .

You can join Cymmetria’s Slack channel for sharing in the community, discussion, and live
support. Invitation link:
https://mazerunnercommunity.slack.com/shared_invite/MTYxMTYxMjIzMzgyLTE0OTA2NTE0N
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About Cymmetria:
Cymmetria is a startup offering a pioneering cyber deception solution, based on breadcrumbs
and decoys that lead attackers away from valuable targets. With Cymmetria, organizations gain
the ability to detect threats, shape attacker behavior, and mitigate attacks. Founded in 2014 by
security experts Gadi Evron and Dean Sysman, Cymmetria is changing the asymmetry of cyber
security, tilting the traditional security odds so that hackers are the ones left vulnerable.