Tracebit

Tracebit automatically deploys security canaries across your cloud accounts, endpoints, SaaS applications, and CI/CD pipelines at scale. When attackers touch them, you know immediately. A canary is a decoy: a fake bucket, secret, credential or identity that no real user or system should ever touch. Any access to one is a strong sign of an intruder. Where Tracebit places canaries: - Cloud and Kubernetes: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes clusters - CI/CD and supply chain: GitHub, GitLab and CircleCI - Identity: Okta and Entra ID - Workstations: endpoints managed through Jamf, Intune and Iru (Kandji) How it works: - Analyze: Tracebit reads your environment to learn what normal assets look like. - Deploy: it suggests and creates canaries that blend in with your real resources. Cloud setup uses Terraform. No agents or network changes are needed. - Detect: when a canary is touched, Tracebit sends an alert with the context of the access, such as lateral movement, privilege escalation or credential theft. Alerts go to your SIEM and team chat tools, such as Panther, Splunk, Slack and Microsoft Teams. Use cases include cloud and Kubernetes breach detection, CI/CD and supply chain attacks, workstation compromise and infostealers, insider threats, and oversight of AI agents. Tracebit offers a free Community Edition, an Essentials plan and an Enterprise plan.