AI Agent Detection
Detect rogue agents and AI-speed attackers
AI agents are gaining access to your infrastructure, and attackers are moving at machine speed. Tracebit deploys canary resources that catch both the moment they touch something they shouldn't.
The problem
AI is a new attack surface, and a new attacker
AI agent usage is growing rapidly, and Tracebit is already detecting rogue agents in production environments. Attackers are increasingly using GenAI to rapidly develop exploits and autonomously orchestrate full attack chains. Machine-speed attacks don't wait for manual triage.
30+
organizations targeted by a state-sponsored group running autonomous AI attacks
What the research says
Anthropic's Mythos model demonstrated a capability to discover vulnerabilities, create exploits and automate complex attacks at scale. These capabilities will proliferate.
Build deception within 90 days
CSA's post-Mythos guidance, shaped by 250+ CISOs, names deception a priority action.
Deploy deception liberally
The CSA's response to the first fully autonomous agentic attack on Hugging Face.
Detection across AI agent threat scenarios
How it works
Deploy AI agent monitoring in minutes
Tracebit integrates with your existing infrastructure to deploy canaries that detect AI agent misbehavior.
Connect platforms where AI operates
Integrate your cloud accounts, Kubernetes clusters, endpoints and repositories
Deploy canaries outside agent scope
Tracebit creates canary resources that legitimate agents should never access.
Monitor agent behavior
Any agent interaction with canary resources triggers an immediate alert. Certain canaries can stop malicious agents mid-run.
Investigate with context
See exactly which agent, credential, or IP accessed the canary resource.