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Artifacts only work when they look like the files your org already uses. With the Tracebit MCP, your agent reads how your team writes runbooks and config, builds matching Artifacts, and places them in a shared drive, Salesforce or Vault.

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Introducing the Tracebit MCP server 🚀

Everything you can do in Tracebit, your agent can now do for you: create Artifacts that blend in with your real documents, deploy canaries, triage and investigate alerts, and create reports.

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Introducing Tracebit Artifacts 🚀

In this demo, Ed shows how canary keys in a decoy Terraform state file detect an attacker trying to use them to exfiltrate data.

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Meet Tracebit Artifacts 🚀

Realistic decoy files with canary credentials inside, built to look like the files your org already uses.

Edward Jones walks through an attacker cracking an encrypted zip, then trying the GitLab login and SSH key inside.

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Today, we’re launching Artifacts: ordinary looking files with canary credentials embedded inside. When an attacker uses a credential they “found” in an Artifact, you’ll know what file, where it was found, and who tried to use the stolen credential.

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