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The answer to Assume Breach

Most breaches aren’t detected for months. Tracebit detects them in seconds. Deploy canaries across your environment that trigger high-fidelity alerts when attackers move laterally, escalate privileges or access credentials.

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Modern security programs depend on deception as a core control, and Tracebit delivers it at the highest level.

Chris Hymes

Chief Information Security Officer

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We have observed a notably low false positive rate, which has significantly reduced the noise and allowed our team to focus on genuine threats.

Tim Welsh

Staff Security Engineer, Docker

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The Tracebit platform delivered on their promise of low friction and low noise. We were able to quickly and confidently roll out Tracebit!

Robert Kugler

Head of Security, IT & Compliance

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We deployed something like a few hundred canaries within our environment, and it took… a few minutes. It’s been pretty seamless for us.

Cedric Brisson

Lead SOC Analyst

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The question isn’t if you’ll be breached.
It’s how fast you’ll know.

The average attacker spends 11 days inside an environment before anyone notices. Traditional detection hunts for patterns in billions of events. Tracebit instead deploys canaries across your environment, producing a precise and actionable alert the moment an attacker touches one.

Your environment fights back.

Most security investments make your team better at defending. Deception makes attackers worse at attacking. Your SIEM, your EDR, your firewall all respond to what attackers do. Deception changes what attackers are willing to do.

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Modern security teams are using Tracebit’s Deception Technology to enable Assume Breach

“Deployment was seamless, integrating effortlessly into our existing infrastructure, deployment pipelines, and SIEM systems.”

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Tim Welsh

Staff Security Engineer at Docker

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“As our environment evolves and attacker behavior and knowledge evolves it’s important that we stay ahead of the game with Tracebit.”

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Chris Hymes

CISO at Riot Games

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“It’s one of those rare tools that feels like it was built by people who deeply understand the platform and the real world problems defenders face. A true work of art.”

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Jean-Philippe Lachance

Staff Security Specialist in R&D at Coveo

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Frequently asked questions.
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How does Tracebit detect attackers?

Tracebit uses deception to detect attacker behavior after initial access. It deploys realistic canary resources and credentials across your environment, inside your perimeter. When an attacker enumerates, accesses, or attempts lateral movement, they touch a canary, and Tracebit generates an immediate high-confidence alert. Unlike traditional tools, Tracebit doesn't rely on known signatures or suspicious patterns. It detects the behavior attackers can’t avoid.

What do you deploy - and is it safe?

Tracebit deploys realistic decoy resources (like buckets, secrets, credentials and identities) that are safe by design. They contain no real data and don’t impact production systems. Canaries are designed to look valuable to attackers while remaining isolated and non-disruptive. If they’re accessed, it’s a strong signal of compromise - without introducing risk to your environment.

How long does it take to set up?

Most teams deploy Tracebit in minutes. Tracebit integrates with your existing infrastructure using a lightweight connection (often via Terraform for cloud environments). There are no agents to install and no network changes required. Once connected, Tracebit deploys and manages canaries automatically as your environment evolves.

How is this different from SIEM, EDR, or CSPM?

SIEM, EDR, and CSPM tools are valuable - but they typically rely on logs, rules, known indicators, and policy evaluation. That often creates detection gaps, noise, and missed post-breach activity. Tracebit is different: it creates high-confidence detection by placing realistic canaries where attackers naturally move. When those canaries are touched, it’s a clear signal - even for novel attacks - and it produces far fewer false positives. Tracebit complements your existing stack by adding a post-breach detection layer.

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