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Supply Chain & CI/CD Attack

Detect supply chain attacks before they reach production

CI/CD pipelines are high-value targets. Tracebit deploys canary credentials that alert instantly when compromised pipelines or malicious dependencies try to use stolen secrets.

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The problem

Supply chain attacks bypass traditional security

Attackers don't need to breach your network when they can compromise your build system. From SolarWinds to Codecov, supply chain attacks deliver devastating impact.

30%

of breaches involved third-party compromise, double last year

Verizon DBIR 2025

23.7M

new secrets exposed on public GitHub in 2024, up 25%

GitGuardian State of Secrets Sprawl 2025

70%

of secrets leaked in 2022 are still valid today

GitGuardian State of Secrets Sprawl 2025

Detection coverage

Detection across supply chain attack vectors

Whether it's a malicious dependency, compromised action, or pipeline breach, canaries detect the attack.
Stage
Attack
Detection
Malicious Dependency
Compromised npm/PyPI package accesses secrets
Canary credential accessed during build
Malicious PR
Attacker's PR uses script injection to leak secrets in a workflows
Canary credential exfiltrated in workflow
Platform Breach
Attacker compromises CI/CD platform directly
Canary credential accessed from unexpected source
Credential Leak
Secrets accidentally logged or committed get discovered
Alert when leaked credential is used from any source

Customer success

How security teams detect compromise

Leading organizations use Tracebit to catch attackers moving through their environment.

Docker Enhances Security Operations with Tracebit 

“We have observed a notably low false positive rate, which has significantly reduced the noise and allowed our team to focus on genuine threats.”

Tim Welsh

Staff Security Engineer, Docker

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Cresta Strengthens Security Posture with Tracebit

“The Tracebit platform delivered on their promise of low friction and low noise. We were able to quickly and confidently roll out Tracebit!”

Robert Kugler

Head of Security, IT & Compliance

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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

Authorize Tracebit to manage secrets in your GitHub org, CircleCI projects, or GitLab.

Step 2

Deploy canary credentials

Tracebit creates realistic-looking credentials

Step 3

Get alerted on use

When an attacker interacts with a canary credential, you get an instant alert.

Step 4

Investigate with context

See exactly which pipeline, workflow, or external IP attempted to use the credential.

Catch supply chain attacks before they reach production

Deploy CI/CD canaries in minutes. Detect compromised pipelines instantly.

  
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