As cyber threats become increasingly advanced, the need for proactive defense mechanisms is more critical than ever. Honeypots, a long-standing technique in cybersecurity , have traditionally been used to lure attackers and monitor their activities. By creating decoy systems that mimic real network environments, honeypots can attract attackers, allowing cybersecurity teams to study their methods and mitigate real-world threats. With the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), honeypots have evolved into sophisticated, autonomous systems that can better detect, analyze, and respond to cyberattacks. In this blog, we will explore the concept of AI-driven honeypots, how they work, and their pivotal role in modern cybersecurity strategies. What Are Honeypots? Honeypots are decoy systems or networks designed to attract and trap cyber attackers.