Alert fatigue is officially over. BitLyft AIR® is here! Automated M365 incident response that stops threats in seconds, not hours. With zero-code deployment, prebuilt automations and containment faster than attacks. Your alerts just became actions. globenewswire.com/news-relea…

Excessive endpoint privileges are a silent risk in most enterprise environments. When accounts are compromised, attackers can escalate privileges, move laterally, and deploy ransomware all because users had more access than they needed. Our blog covers the endpoint privilege management strategies that stop this attack path. 🔗 hubs.ly/Q04jF4mS0

Most app vulnerabilities are introduced during development, not by attackers. Secure coding practices like input validation, encrypted data handling, and dependency management can stop breaches before they start. Read our latest blog to learn more: hubs.ly/Q04jDsl20

Two things just landed in BitLyft AIR® v1.27 that are going to change how your team works. 1. Custom Policies. You know that weird activity in your environment that no out-of-the-box rule catches? Now you can build a detection for it yourself, inside AIR®, with a validation panel that tells you it's right before you save it. 2. Ask Noah. Our new AI assistant! Ask it questions in plain language from Log Search or any case. "What has this user been up to in the last 24 hours?" Noah builds the search, runs it, and tells you what it found. BitLyft AIR® is the autonomous SOC platform that detects threats, automates response, and investigates cases across your security stack. Want to see AIR in action?

Understanding CMMC requirements and being operationally ready for anassessment are two very different things. Our blog explains exactly where defense contractors fall short and what it actually takes to pass. Read it: hubs.ly/Q04jDBcL0

Stop manually looking up IPs mid-investigation. AIR® v1.26 automatically enriches every case with IP reputation and geolocation data, plus native CrowdStrike EDR detection and response. See what's new → hubs.ly/Q04jJzsZ0

SQL injection, XSS, and credential exposure all have one thing in common, they're preventable. Building security into your SDLC with SAST, DAST, and secure coding standards dramatically reduces your attack surface. See how in our newest blog: hubs.ly/Q04jDdvD0

Having an SSP is the floor. Having an SSP that accurately reflects a security program you can prove is running is the standard a CMMC assessor holds you to. There is a meaningful distance between those two things for most contractors. Want to learn more? Check out this new blog 👉 hubs.ly/Q04h6X1c0

The most common reason a well-prepared contractor still struggles in a CMMC assessment is not missing controls or incomplete documentation. It is the gap between what the SSP says the security program is doing and what the operational record can actually prove. We broke down exactly what that gap looks like and how to close it. Continue reading: hubs.ly/Q04h6SB00

If someone asked you today what your System Security Plan covers and whether it is current, would you have a confident answer? If not, this 5 minutes read is worth your time. 👉hubs.ly/Q04h6s7j0

A CMMC assessor cannot complete your assessment without a current System Security Plan in place. That is not a technicality. It is a hard stop. Here is what an SSP is and why it matters more than most contractors realize early in their program. hubs.ly/Q04h6dG30

You can’t be proactive without visibility and response. Most teams have tools, but not the coverage to act early. Here’s how to close that gap: hubs.ly/Q04b_s-S0

Your SPRS score reflects what you've implemented. Your CMMC assessment tests whether it's operating. Understanding that distinction now is a lot less painful than learning it from a C3PAO. Continue reading: bitlyft.com/resources/why-un…

Get the guide to understanding vs being ready for CMMC: bitlyft.com/resources/why-un…

Reactive security = playing catch-up. Proactive security = catching issues early. 👉hubs.ly/Q04b_zBD0

Here's something we hear a lot from security teams: "We know what we should be doing. We just can't always do it fast enough." That gap between knowing and doing is exactly what our latest blog is about. If that sounds familiar, give it a read: hubs.ly/Q048kLXK0

Most teams think they have an incident response plan. What they actually have is a containment plan with no remediation and a recovery strategy that has never been tested. There is a difference, and it shows up when ransomware hits: hubs.ly/Q046fVch0

A proactive defense isn’t about predicting everything. It’s about being ready to detect and respond early. Here’s how teams are making that shift: hubs.ly/Q04c0DZD0

Fast pipelines without integrated security = fast risk. Security has to move at the same speed as DevOps. Check out this blog to learn more 👉hubs.ly/Q04b_7Q10