Most companies discover they’ve been breached way too late. Thinkst Canary fixes this: just 2 minutes of setup; nearly 0 false positives, no ongoing overhead, and you can detect attackers long before they dig in.
Our summarySouth African company behind Canary honeypots and the free Canarytokens service. Its decoys take minutes to set up and alert only when someone touches them.
“Hardware Canaries, Virtual Canaries, Cloud and Container Canaries are up and running (and useful) in under 2 minutes. Boot them up and forget about them. They'll be silent, until it matters.”
Hardware, virtual and cloud honeypots that pose as servers, routers or file shares and alert the moment an attacker interacts with them.
Product page“Canarytokens is a free tool that helps you discover you’ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. The tokens allow you to implant traps around your network and notifies you as soon as they are triggered.”
Free tripwires, such as fake documents, cloud keys, web links and DNS names, that notify you when an attacker opens or uses them.
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