Current release

This section details releases in Early Access (EA) and General Availability (GA).

EA Release 2026.10.01

Scheduled for general availability on 26^th October, 2026.

The Audit Logs v1 APIs are no longer available. Any integrations or scripts that call the v1 endpoints must be updated to use the Audit Logs v2 APIs instead. The deprecated APIs will not be available in the next GA release.

Improved tables across the Britive user interface with enhanced column sorting and column visibility.
Workload identity provider attribute mappings now support regex as a match type.
Account mapping now defaults to the username attribute for Azure and Azure WIF applications.
Administrators can now check in all active devices from Security > Active Sessions.
Support for discovering and collecting AI agents that run on AWS Bedrock AgentCore Harness.

An issue with sorting on the My Managed Tags→Static Members tab is resolved.
An issue with listing of tag access requests has been resolved.
An issue while checking in a GCP profile where multiple checkouts are performed is resolved.

Released on 12^th October, 2026.

Support for mapping and unmapping Britive AI identities in GCP applications.
Support for short-lived API tokens for identities.
Support for verifying secret credentials against target systems.
Support for collecting all CrowdStrike accounts on a host for mapping them to profiles and checking them out.
Support for listing devices from the Slack and Teams app. For more information, see Britive ChatOps Command Reference.

An issue where Azure service principals were not deleted after a profile check-in has been resolved.
An issue where the last login timestamp for CrowdStrike accounts did not match the CrowdStrike console has been resolved.
An issue with adding a large number of servers to a single resource, where the update failed, is resolved.
An issue that caused an “Access Denied” error when creating or updating a resource label with a large number of values has been fixed.