How do I integrate AI with our SSO and identity provider?

Standards first, no custom protocols

Enterprise AI that forces you to invent a new identity model fails security review before the demo ends. bRRAIn's Auth Gateway ships standards-first: SAML 2.0 for authentication, OIDC for modern web flows, and SCIM 2.0 for user and group provisioning. There is no proprietary identity store to maintain. Your existing Okta, Entra, Google Workspace, or Ping deployment is the source of truth; bRRAIn consumes it. Integration is a configuration task, not an engineering project. Most customers finish SSO wiring in the first afternoon of a Managed Install.

Roles inherit from IdP groups

bRRAIn's 7-tier role hierarchy — Sovereign, Operator, Controller, Analyst, Contributor, Consumer, Guest — is designed to map onto the group structure you already have. A SCIM provisioning connection to Okta pushes group membership directly into bRRAIn's Control Plane. Add a user to "Engineering" in Okta and they land in the engineering Workspace with Contributor role, automatically. Remove them from the group and access revokes within the standard SCIM propagation window. You administer users in one place, and the AI platform follows.

Just-in-time provisioning and deprovisioning

The failure mode of custom role stores is stale access — a contractor who left six months ago still has a login. bRRAIn's SCIM integration eliminates this by default. Deprovisioning in your IdP triggers immediate role revocation in the Control Plane, and the Security Policy Engine logs the event for audit. Just-in-time provisioning works the same way: a new hire's first login creates the bRRAIn account lazily, scoped by their IdP group. No admin needs to pre-create users; no admin needs to chase deprovisioning.

MFA and conditional access ride through

Enterprise identity today means more than SSO — it means MFA, conditional access policies, and device trust. bRRAIn does not reimplement any of these; the Auth Gateway delegates to your IdP. If Okta requires a hardware key for finance users, that policy applies when finance users log into bRRAIn. If Entra conditional access blocks logins from untrusted devices, bRRAIn respects that block. You inherit the full posture of your existing identity stack. Security teams appreciate this because nothing about AI changes the identity perimeter.

Audit logs that line up with your SIEM

Identity integration is only useful if the logs are queryable alongside the rest of your security telemetry. bRRAIn's Security Policy Engine emits structured audit events — login, role change, policy evaluation, vault read — in formats ready for Splunk, Datadog, or a generic SIEM ingestion pipeline. Your security team correlates AI activity with the rest of the identity stream without writing parsers. That alignment is often what unblocks the final security review: AI stops being a separate silo and becomes another source in the existing telemetry.

Relevant bRRAIn products and services

• Auth Gateway — SAML, OIDC, and SCIM out of the box with the 7-tier role hierarchy.
• Control Plane — where IdP group memberships map onto bRRAIn roles and workspaces.
• Workspaces — automatically scoped by IdP group, so access follows org structure.
• Security Policy Engine — audit trail for every login, role change, and policy evaluation.
• Managed Install — deployment tier that includes white-glove SSO setup in the rollout plan.
• Security overview — full security and compliance posture including identity integration details.