Meet the team at AWS re:Invent 2026
Las Vegas · 30 Nov – 3 Dec
Book time with Tracebit co-founder and CEO Andy Smith, or come and find the team at booth 1336 in The Venetian.
Book a meeting at re:Invent
Meet Andy in Las Vegas
Andy Smith
Co-founder and CEO, Tracebit
- A walk through our new AI-attacker research: which traps stalled which models, and why.
- A live demo: canaries in your AWS accounts, and the alert your SOC gets when one is touched.
- Your environment: where deception fits alongside what you already run, and the roadmap.
Booth 1336
Come by our booth to chat to the team
No meeting needed. Stop by booth 1336 to see Tracebit live, or have the team take you through our new research on what stops AI attackers.
Booth
1336
- Venue
- The Venetian Convention and Expo Center, Las Vegas
- Dates
- 30 November – 3 December 2026
New research · Making attacking agents pay
Bankrupt AI attackers
Make them waste their tokens.
Canaries alert your SOC the moment an attacker touches them. Then they burn through the attacker's budget. We turned seven AI models loose on AWS environments in 773 assessments, seeded with nine Context Bomb techniques. Here is what happened to the attackers.
23×
more expensive per objective
$1.33 at baseline, $31.10 with deception, across six models with complete cost data.
91%
fewer objectives reached
2.48 per run at baseline, 0.23 with deception, across all seven models.
0/40
runs reached an objective
Kimi, Qwen, DeepSeek and GPT-5.6 Cyber under combined deception, down from 39 / 40.
7.8×
slower to first objective
Staged encryption against GLM 5.3: 4.0 minutes at baseline, 31.2 with deception.
Want the deeper dive? Ask our team at booth 1336, or book time with Andy and he'll walk you through it.