Fits the stack you already run.
Tracehold isn't another console your team has to live in. It signs people in through your identity provider, streams detections into the security tools you already watch, routes findings to the channels people already read, and deploys with the device management you already use. Detection still runs on the device — by default the prompt never leaves the browser, and only metadata flows onward.
Sign your team in with the identity you already have
No separate password to manage. People log in through your existing identity provider, scoped to the right team.
Microsoft Entra ID
Sign your people in through Entra ID, tied to your verified company domain. Access is scoped to the right team, so only the right people get in.
Okta
Use Okta as your single sign-on, so joining and leaving follows the accounts you already manage. The same scoping applies — people only see the team they belong to.
One source of truth
Sign-in stays with your identity provider, so there's one place to grant and revoke access. Tracehold doesn't become another account to chase at offboarding.
Stream detections into your security stack
Findings don't sit in a silo. They flow into the SIEM your security team already watches — as metadata, never the prompt.
Splunk
Send Tracehold detections into Splunk so AI data-loss events sit alongside the rest of your telemetry. You correlate, alert and report where your team already works.
Generic SIEM webhook (CEF)
No native Splunk deployment? Point any tool that accepts an HTTPS webhook at Tracehold and receive detections formatted as CEF, HMAC-signed so you can verify every event came from us. One connector, any SIEM.
Metadata only
What reaches the SIEM is the type of finding, its severity and a timestamp — not the prompt. By default the content never leaves the browser, so streaming events doesn't move sensitive data.
Route findings to the right channel
A finding that nobody sees isn't much help. Send the ones that matter straight to where your team already talks.
Slack
Post notable detections into a Slack channel so the right people notice without opening another tool. The alert carries the metadata, not the underlying content.
Microsoft Teams
Route findings to a Teams channel so security and compliance stay in the loop in real time. You decide which severities are worth pinging on.
You set the threshold
Choose which findings deserve a channel post so people aren't drowned in noise. The quieter the alerts, the more they get read.
Pull data out, and keep watch-lists current
Beyond dashboards: a scoped read API for your own tooling, signed webhooks for your own automations, and directory sync so who's in scope stays current.
Public API
Read events, stats and policies with a scoped API key, for your own dashboards or data warehouse. Each key is limited to the scopes it needs, nothing more.
Signed webhooks
Get notified the moment a detection is blocked, warned or logged. Every payload is HMAC-signed, so your automation can verify it actually came from Tracehold.
Directory sync
Sync users straight from LDAP / Active Directory, alongside Entra ID and Okta, so who's in scope stays in step with the directory you already maintain.
Catch sensitive data in outbound mail
AI tools aren't the only place data slips out. The Outlook add-in extends the same on-device checking to the mail your team sends.
Outlook add-in
The add-in checks an outbound message for sensitive content before it's sent, so a misdirected attachment or a pasted secret gets caught in time.
Same on-device check
The same detection logic runs locally, so the email's content is inspected on the device rather than shipped off somewhere to be scanned.
A heads-up, not a wall
When something sensitive is found, the sender gets a clear warning before the message leaves — a chance to fix it, not a silent block.
The add-in reuses the same detection engine as the browser extension, so what counts as sensitive stays consistent everywhere your team works.
Push the extension fleet-wide — no proxy
Rolling Tracehold out is a managed-extension push, not a network project. Use the device management you already have.
Microsoft Intune
Deploy the browser extension across your fleet through Intune, the same way you push your other managed apps and policies.
Standard MDM
Not on Intune? Any standard mobile device management that supports managed browser extensions can push Tracehold to your team the same way.
No proxy, no network surgery
There's no inline proxy and no traffic to re-route, because detection runs on the device. Most teams are protected in 2–4 weeks.
Tell us what's in your stack
Walk through how Tracehold plugs into your identity provider, SIEM, chat tools and device management with our team — then start in observe-only mode and see exactly what it would catch, with zero disruption to your people.