Claims I can show you
Every claim on this site should be one I can show you working. When I found pages describing the audit log as anchored on a blockchain, and no record ever had been, I took the claim down and wrote up how it happened.
I started CanaryVaults and I build it. I am based in India, and most people call me Nagu.
AI systems now read company documents, call tools and answer customers. When one of them leaks something, the evidence is usually a log line and a hunch. I wanted a plain yes or no.
CanaryVaults plants things that should never come back out: a made-up fact inside a document, a decoy login, an endpoint nobody has a reason to call. If one of them turns up, you know exactly which one it was and when it was seen. The point is evidence you can show someone else, not a dashboard that looks busy.
Every claim on this site should be one I can show you working. When I found pages describing the audit log as anchored on a blockchain, and no record ever had been, I took the claim down and wrote up how it happened.
When something breaks, I write down what happened and what changed, including the parts that do not flatter us.
Mail to hello@canaryvaults.com reaches me, and so do security reports. If you are evaluating CanaryVaults for your team, your questions go to the person who builds it.
My own profile, and the company page. Connect with me there, or follow CanaryVaults for what we ship and what we fix.
The company account. The same updates, shorter.
Anything you would rather ask a person.