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Detect breaches across your AWS environment

Deploy canary resources and credentials across your AWS infrastructure. When attackers enumerate, explore, or exploit, you'll know immediately.

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Coverage depth

Detection at every layer of your AWS stack

Tracebit operates across control plane and compute, so attackers can't move without triggering an alert.

AWS Control Plane

AWS Control Plane

Canary resources

S3 Buckets · DynamoDB Tables · Secrets Manager Secrets · SSM Parameters · IAM Roles

Kubernetes (EKS) Control Plane

Kubernetes (EKS) Control Plane

Canary resources

Kubernetes Secrets · Service Accounts

Kubernetes (EKS) Pods

Kubernetes (EKS) Pods

Canary credentials

AWS Session Tokens injected into pods

EC2 Instances

EC2 Instances

Canary credentials

Decoy credentials deployed via SSM

What we deploy

Full coverage across your AWS environment

Tracebit deploys canaries at every layer, from cloud control plane to compute.

AWS Infra

Canary resources in your AWS control plane

S3 Buckets

Decoy storage that detects enumeration and exfiltration

DynamoDB Tables

Decoy databases that detect unauthorized access

Secrets Manager Secrets

Decoy secrets that alert on access

SSM Parameters

Decoy config that catches lateral movement

IAM Roles

Attractive roles that alert on assumption

Kubernetes (EKS)

Canary resources and credentials across your EKS clusters

Kubernetes Secrets

Decoy secrets that detect cluster breaches

Service Accounts

Decoy identities attackers will try to use

Pod Credentials

AWS credentials injected into pods that alert on use

AWS EC2

Canary credentials on your EC2 instances

EC2 Instances

Decoy credentials deployed via SSM that alert on use

Each canary is safe by design and indistinguishable from real assets

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How it works

Deploy in minutes, stay protected continuously

Tracebit integrates with your existing AWS workflows and keeps your canaries realistic as your environment evolves.

Step 1

Connect your AWS accounts

Deploy our Terraform module to give Tracebit read access to your environment.

Step 2

AI generates realistic canaries

Tracebit analyzes your environment and creates canary resources that blend in with your real infrastructure.

Step 3

Get alerted on interaction

When an attacker interacts with a canary, whether enumeration, access, or exfiltration, you get an instant, high-fidelity alert.

Step 4

Continuous adaptation

As your environment changes, Tracebit evolves your canaries, adding, updating, and retiring them to stay realistic.

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Kubernetes (EKS) coverage works differently

Kubernetes canaries are deployed via a Kubernetes controller

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Threats detected

Catch attackers at every stage

Cloud canaries detect threats across the kill chain.

Reconnaissance

List operations on storage, secrets, and config

Credential access

Stolen credentials used from unexpected locations

Lateral movement

Role assumption, cross-account access

Exfiltration

Data access on canary storage and secrets

Ready to assume breach?

Deploy AWS canaries in minutes. No agents, no network changes.

  
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