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Catch up on C1 Launch Week: AppHub, sign-in and permissions, credential vending and C1 Egress, and C1 LLM Gateway. Four launches paving the road to the agentic enterprise.

C1 LLM Gateway routes inference across approved model providers with identity, company policy, and cost attribution. Launch Week Day 4.

C1 mints a scoped, short-lived credential for every workload and pairs it with C1 Egress, a governed proxy that injects the real secret at the network layer so the application never has to hold it.

C1.ai launches governed OIDC sign-in and real-time OpenID AuthZEN permissions for AI-built applications, replacing hardcoded logins and stale local permission tables with entitlements a company already governs.

C1 AppHub connects every AI-built internal app to the identity, authorization, credential, and model-access controls the business already runs, so the fastest way to ship an app is also the governed way.

AI agents are already running in your environment, authenticating like service accounts and multiplying faster than any review cycle. How to find them and assign ownership that survives turnover.

European customers can now run C1.ai with tenant data held in the EU. The C1.ai EU instance runs in AWS Frankfurt, with Ireland serving as the disaster-recovery region.

C1's Field CISO on the 90-day agentic AI blueprint — five concrete moves your existing people can make starting Monday, the order that matters (telemetry before policy), what 12 months actually looks like quarter by quarter, and the three questions that tell you whether the methodology is working.

Our Field CISO on why security makes agentic speed survivable — the shift from identity to agency, the four substrate primitives (identity-aware proxy, credential vaulting, scope minimization, first-class revocation), and the one invariant that never moves: one human at the top of every agent chain.