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Community Edition

Catch attackers instantly

Our Community Edition provides a curated selection of our Security Canaries - free forever.

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Security alert panel showing username/password vulnerability with 6 remaining, 0 active, and 0 expired.

AWS alert panel showing 6 active attempts to detect attackers pivoting from compromised machines to cloud accounts, with 0 remaining and 0 expired.

User interface panel showing Browser Cookies detection with 4 Active, 2 Remaining, and 1 Expired cookies, and description about detecting malware harvesting browser cookies from infected machines.

Dashboard card showing SSH Keys status with 6 active, 2 remaining, and 0 expired keys, including a description about detecting attackers pivoting from compromised machines to servers.

Community Edition

Canaries for all

Tracebit Community Edition will make powerful breach detection available to everyone.

Launching December 2025.

“In an era of increasing attacker automation, Tracebit is building a foundation of capabilities to give defenders an edge when protecting their cloud environments.”