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Today, ConductorOne becomes C1. A new name for a new era of identity — one where AI agents outnumber humans and the identity platform must govern both.

How C1 built Squire, an agent-first ephemeral development environment where AI agents operate on real, running instances of the product. Learn about the workflow engine, CLI, Slack integration, and how we're operationalizing the agentic enterprise internally.

C1 Field CISO Kevin Paige breaks down the three defining security shifts from RSA Conference 2026: the agent governance crisis, 22-second attack windows that broke human-in-the-loop defense, and the rise of MCP as the protocol controlling every AI agent in your enterprise.

Most recruiting stacks are six tools, six contracts, and eight UIs duct-taped together. C1's Head of Talent explains why we stopped buying tools and started building AI agents that give recruiters their real job back.

Today, we're announcing AI Access Management: a unified control plane for managing access to AI tools and data used by employees, in personal assistants, and enterprise agents.

Joiner flows accumulate business logic that outgrows whatever system tries to express it. Here's how C1's extensible identity flows and Functions let you describe exactly what your organization needs — without external scripts or an engineering team.

Securely share credentials without Slack, vault sprawl, or risk. C1’s Secret Sharing encrypts secrets client-side, enforces access controls, and auto-expires links—simple, auditable, and built into identity governance.

Identity governance was failing before AI agents arrived. With multiple agents per employee spawning their own, here's what infrastructure must look like to survive.

AI governance isn't a new silo. It's an identity problem. See how identity-first governance makes every team AI-native without sacrificing control.