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Detect compromised pipelines before attackers reach production

Deploy canary credentials into your CI/CD workflows. When attackers compromise a pipeline and try to use stolen secrets, you'll know immediately.

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What we deploy

Canary credentials across your pipelines

Canary credentials that blend into your CI/CD secrets and alert on any use.

Supported Platforms

GitHub Actions
CircleCI
GitLab (Coming soon)

Credential Types

AWS

Access keys and session tokens

Azure

Service principal credentials

GCP

Service account keys

SSH Keys

Private SSH keys for server access

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API keys, tokens, and custom credentials

Each canary is safe by design and indistinguishable from real assets

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How it works

Protect your pipelines in minutes

Tracebit integrates with your CI/CD platform to deploy canary credentials alongside your real secrets.

Step 1

Connect your CI/CD platform

Deploy Tracebit canary credentials in build and deployment pipelines and secret stores.

Step 2

Deploy canary credentials

Tracebit creates canary tokens and secrets that mimic your existing secrets and naming conventions.

Step 3

Get alerted on credential use

When anyone uses a canary credential, whether CI/CD, API, or cloud, you get an instant high-fidelity alert.

Step 4

Investigate with context

See the tool, source, and affected pipeline to triage and remediate quickly.

Threats detected

Detect pipeline attacks before they reach production

CI/CD canary credentials catch attackers regardless of how they compromise your pipelines.

Supply chain attack

Malicious dependency or action exfiltrates secrets from your pipeline

Build system breach

Attacker compromises your CI/CD platform and accesses secrets

Malicious pull request

Attacker’s PR uses script injection to leak secrets in a workflow

Credential leak

Secrets accidentally logged or committed get discovered and used

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Deploy CI/CD canaries in minutes. Catch supply chain attacks early.

  
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