Managing access and responding to identity-based threats are two of the most time-consuming challenges for security teams. Manual onboarding slows teams down, while gaps in visibility across collaboration platforms like Google Workspace can leave organizations exposed.
With BitLyft AIR® v1.24, we’re addressing both.
This release introduces enterprise SSO connection management and automatic user provisioning, along with expanded Google Workspace detections and an automated phishing response playbook.
BitLyft AIR® now allows organizations to configure and manage SAML-based SSO connections directly within the platform.
Administrators can:
In addition, automatic user provisioning ensures that when a user signs in through SSO, their account is created instantly with the correct permissions.
This removes the need for manual account setup and ensures access is governed by your identity provider from the start.
v1.24 adds new alert rules across administrative activity, application access, drive activity, and authentication events in Google Workspace.
These detections surface:
Rather than relying on scattered logs, AIR® highlights activity that may indicate account compromise, insider misuse, or data exfiltration.
Phishing remains one of the most common entry points for attackers.
This release introduces a Google Workspace phishing containment playbook that automates key response steps, including:
This allows teams to quickly and consistently contain phishing incidents without manual intervention.
Security teams gain:
BitLyft AIR® v1.24 continues to reduce manual effort while expanding security coverage across identity and collaboration platforms.
To see how BitLyft AIR® automates identity and cloud security response, schedule a 15-minute personalized demo.