Integrations
Connect KiteCyber in Settings to sync endpoints, apps, SaaS, and vulnerabilities into Atlas.
Overview
Atlas includes a first-party KiteCyber integration. Admins connect Partner API credentials under Settings, then sync devices, installed apps, SaaS usage, and CVEs into Assets and Vulnerabilities.
Only admins can connect, disconnect, or sync. Everyone in the org can see connection status.
What you can connect
KiteCyber
Endpoints, installed apps, sanctioned and shadow SaaS, GenAI apps, CVEs, and compliance flags.
Identity
Sign-in is your identity provider (Auth0, Keycloak, Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, or any OIDC IdP).
Evidence files
Attachments on evidence, vulnerabilities, vendors, and BCP plans go to your deployment's object storage.
Connect KiteCyber
Open Settings
Sign in as admin. Go to Settings → KiteCyber Endpoint Security.
Enter credentials
Paste Partner API Client ID and Client Secret.
Connect
Click Connect. Atlas validates the credentials and stores the secret encrypted.
Sync now
Click Sync now. Previous KiteCyber rows are replaced. Manual (non-KiteCyber) assets and findings stay.
What a sync writes
| Atlas page | From KiteCyber |
|---|---|
| Assets → Hardware | Devices — hostname, OS, serial, owner, location, model, MAC, compliance flags |
| Assets → Software | Installed apps, sanctioned SaaS, shadow SaaS, web apps, GenAI SaaS |
| Vulnerabilities | Compliance gaps, app CVEs, policies readable but not enforced |
Secrets are never shown in full after save. Disconnect in Settings if you rotate credentials, then Connect again.