OHIIHO

OHIIHO is a cybersecurity company focused on threat intelligence gathered through deception technology. Its work draws on three decades of combined offensive and defensive security practice, applied to understanding how adversaries operate across modern attack surfaces such as identity, cloud, SaaS, APIs, and software supply chains. The company's approach centers on distinguishing between three categories of adversarial activity: human operators (criminal crews, insiders, state-aligned actors), automated scripts and scanners ("robots"), and AI-driven tradecraft that combines automation with adaptive decision-making. OHIIHO studies the distinct signatures each of these produces in order to support detection efforts, arguing that treating them as a single category leads to incorrect detection signals. Its current product is HIIH (High-Intensity Intelligence Honeypot), a system designed to capture intelligence on attacker behavior that traditional security tools may not observe, including reconnaissance patterns increasingly associated with AI-driven attacks. HIIH is currently in private trials with a limited number of partners and institutions, indicating the company is in an early or pre-commercial stage. OHIIHO positions its work around the observation that the cost of attacking is decreasing due to AI-enabled tooling, while the cost of defending remains comparatively fixed or increasing, creating a structural asymmetry between attackers and defenders. The company's target audience appears to be security operators and institutions seeking deeper visibility into adversary behavior, particularly as it relates to automated and AI-assisted attack techniques.