Deception technology for threats inside and outside your business
AI Threat Detection
Advancements in AI give attackers new ways to move faster—and internal agents new ways to reach beyond their intended scope. Tracebit puts decoy resources and credentials in their path, turning interactions with canaries into clear, actionable alerts so your team can investigate and respond sooner.
Tracebit canaries look like valuable resources but serve no legitimate business purpose. When an attacker or agent accesses one, you get an alert with context to investigate. Deploy canaries in as little as 30 minutes, with no monitoring agents to install or servers to maintain.
“Canary-based detection is a critical layer in
Docker’s defense-in-depth strategy. Tracebit makes
deploying and managing deception at scale practical.”
Mark Lechner
CISO, Docker
“As our environment evolves and attacker behavior and knowledge evolves it’s important that we stay ahead of the game with Tracebit.”
Chris Hymes
CISO, Riot Games
“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.”
Jean-Philippe Lachance
Staff Security Specialist in R&D, Coveo
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AI attackers move fast. See what happens when we put deception in their path.
How it works
Catch AI threats where they act
An external attacker hunting for credentials. An employee’s agent reaching beyond its remit. An approved tool hijacked through prompt injection. Each can encounter the same trap: a Tracebit canary. Place decoy resources across your cloud, identity systems, repositories, CI/CD pipelines, and workstations to reveal suspicious activity wherever your agents and attackers explore.
Detect AI-powered attackers early
AI-powered attacks leave less time to respond. Tracebit alerts when an attacker accesses or uses a canary, helping your team act sooner. In Tracebit’s controlled AWS benchmark, canaries provided warning before the first critical action in 95.9% of runs that reached admin privileges.
Reveal agents that overstep their purpose
Employees can deploy AI tools faster than security teams can track them. Canaries reveal agents that read or use decoy resources, including unsanctioned tools and approved agents operating beyond their intended scope. Start detecting these interactions without first cataloging every agent and permission.
Catch trusted agents being misused
An approved agent can become an attack tool through prompt injection or a stolen session. Place canaries in the systems it can reach to detect when it explores decoy resources outside its intended workflow. Get a clear signal to investigate, whether the activity comes from an external attacker, a malicious insider, or a compromised agent.
Expose agent credential misuse
Plant canary credentials alongside real agent credentials in repositories, CI pipelines, and endpoints. Attempts to use them against cloud services or decoy services, such as private package registries, trigger an alert. Reveal credential theft and supply chain compromise when planted credentials are used, with context to help your team investigate.