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Thinkst Canary
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- Deception technology vendors · primary category
- SOC vendors: who they are and how CISOs compare them, from MDR to SIEM · vendor guide
What the company sells
Thinkst Canary sells decoy devices and tokens that detect attackers moving inside a network by mimicking systems such as file servers, routers and web servers. Canary Tokens extend this detection approach to files and credentials that signal when they are touched by an attacker.[1]
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Products and services
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Thinkst Canary
Hardware, virtual and cloud decoy devices that mimic systems such as file servers, routers and web servers to detect intruders moving through a network.
Canary Console[1]
A hosted management console for configuring Canaries, monitoring their status and handling alerts when a decoy is triggered.
Canary Tokens[1]
Embedded tokens placed in files or credentials that alert when an attacker accesses or uses them.
References
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- [1]canary.toolsThinkst Canary · canary.tools · undated page, accessed November 5, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
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Questions CISOs ask about Thinkst Canary
- What does Thinkst Canary sell?
- Thinkst Canary sells Thinkst Canary, Canary Console and Canary Tokens. Thinkst Canary: Hardware, virtual and cloud decoy devices that mimic systems such as file servers, routers and web servers to detect intruders moving through a network. Canary Console: A hosted management console for configuring Canaries, monitoring their status and handling alerts when a decoy is triggered. Canary Tokens: Embedded tokens placed in files or credentials that alert when an attacker accesses or uses them.
- How does CISO Tribune file Thinkst Canary?
- CISO Tribune files Thinkst Canary under Deception technology.
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