The Honeynet Project is committed to improving the security of the Internet at no cost to the public. We do this by providing tools and information on security threats so individuals and organizations can better protect themselves. However, as these threats grow, develop and advance, so to must we. This requires additional resources. If you would like to contribute or partner in our exciting research programs, find out more here! Or email us at project@honeynet.org.

• Summary Sponsorship Program
• Details of Sponsorship Program

Donations

The following individuals and organizations donated these resources to the Honeynet Project. We would like to thank them for their time and effort, our research would not be possible without their generous donations!

• Microsolved, for donating honeypot software.
• Freedback web forms.
• Christine Kilger, for her outstanding graphic design support, including the Honeynet Project website, logos, and the cover for our new book.
• David Cooper
• Bill Mathews, Hurricane Labs
• Microsoft for supporting us with software and development tools, including subscriptions to MSDN.
• VMware for supporting us with software.

Funding

The Honeynet Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the security of the Internet through research and development free to the public. We will accept funding from private and public sector organizations, individuals and non-profit groups, only on the condition the funding can be used for research that is free to the public. The following organizations are supporing our research through funding.

• Substance on this website, specifically Sebek and Walleye, was in part funded by Indiana University's Advanced Network Managment Lab
• Substance on this website is in part funded by the National Intelligence Council, U.S. Government.