Identity and account compromise
Connect suspicious sign-ins, privilege changes, and unusual access across supported identity and SaaS environments. Investigate the account and its activity together.
FINTECH CYBERSECURITY
Keep digital financial services moving with agentic investigation, controlled response, and a human-led security team.

Payment platforms, digital wallets, lending applications, and financial software depend on connected identities, cloud services, and third-party access. A suspicious sign-in or compromised mailbox can be the start of a much larger incident.
Managed detection and response (MDR) combines continuous monitoring, investigation, and response support. BitLyft extends your team with a managed security operation, helping you move from isolated alerts to a clear picture of what happened and what to do next.
For banking-specific priorities, explore our cybersecurity services for banks.
Connect suspicious sign-ins, privilege changes, and unusual access across supported identity and SaaS environments. Investigate the account and its activity together.
Examine compromised mailboxes, malicious inbox rules, and related activity that may enable business email compromise. Coordinate response with your internal payment-verification procedures.
Review signals from supported cloud services and vendor accounts in context. Define coverage around your actual integrations, permissions, and critical workflows.
Investigate suspicious endpoint activity and coordinate approved containment actions, with business impact and service continuity considered in the response plan.
FROM MDR TO AMDR
Agentic Managed Detection and Response (AMDR) is BitLyft's fully managed security service, powered by BitLyft AIR®. AIR is the autonomous security operations technology. With AMDR, BitLyft operates that technology and provides the SOC expertise around it.
AIR assembles evidence, investigates activity, and carries out approved response actions within configured policies. The objective is a resolved case with a reviewable record, not another alert handed to your team.
Higher-risk or uncertain matters are escalated to experienced analysts. Your organization defines permissions and approval boundaries with BitLyft, including actions that could affect customer-facing financial services.
AMDR supports cybersecurity detection and response. It does not replace transaction-fraud controls, secure software development, or your organization's compliance responsibilities.
Bring agreed identity, endpoint, email, cloud, and network signals into scope through supported integrations.
Correlate activity, gather evidence, and assess the case in the context of your environment.
Execute authorized actions for eligible cases; escalate exceptions and high-risk decisions to the SOC.
Preserve the investigation and action record so your team can understand outcomes and refine coverage.
Review your security stack, critical services, cloud accounts, and third-party access. Identify which signals and response actions each supported integration makes available.
Define escalation contacts, approved actions, exclusions, and reporting needs. Validate those boundaries before enabling automated response, then revisit them as your business changes.
BitLyft works alongside your IT and security teams. Application security, business continuity, backups, and regulatory obligations remain part of your wider security program.
MDR provides managed monitoring, investigation, and response. BitLyft AMDR adds agentic execution through AIR: eligible routine investigations and approved response actions can run within defined policies, while a human-led SOC handles exceptions and higher-risk decisions.
Coverage depends on supported integrations, available telemetry, and the permissions you authorize. During scoping, BitLyft reviews your identity, endpoint, email, cloud, and network tools and identifies any gaps before the service is configured.
Response is limited to agreed capabilities and permissions. Actions with potential business impact should have explicit approval boundaries. AMDR is not a substitute for transaction authorization or fraud-prevention systems.
No. MDR can support your security program through monitoring, investigation, response, and evidence. Compliance and risk management also depend on your policies, controls, people, and environment. No security service can guarantee that every attack will be prevented.

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Walk through your environment, integration needs, and response boundaries with BitLyft. See how agentic execution and human oversight can support your team.