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Announcing auditor-ready data accuracy reporting — a new feature that makes proving accuracy for access reviews simple and automatic.

As of October 2024, all EU member states are required to have laws enforcing the NIS2 Directive, a cybersecurity framework aimed at protecting Europe’s critical infrastructure and services from cyberattack. Learn about NIS2, whether your business needs to comply, and best practices for meeting NIS2’s core identity security requirements.

As we continue to add new features and deeper capabilities to C1, our product designers and software engineers have the challenging task of making the platform even simpler and more intuitive to use. Learn all about their approach to UI design and check out our latest UI updates!

Group sprawl is real—and a major security concern for today's companies. In our latest webinar, Ben Godard, Head of Security at Spotnana, covered the risks created by groups and how to solve them. Here are the takeaways!

Introducing identity lifecycle management, a new solution from C1 that automates access provisioning and deprovisioning for joiner, mover, and leaver workflows.

Our engineering interns were integral to one of our biggest product updates this summer. Before moving on to the next steps in their degrees and careers, they chatted with us about working on the project and being part of the C1rew!

Thanks to the success of zero trust, attackers are finding it harder to execute traditional breach tactics—so they've shifted their focus to identity. Here are practical steps you can take to shore up your defenses against identity-based attacks.

In the newest episode of the All Aboard Podcast, C1 CEO Alex Bovee is joined by Ross Haleliuk, author of Venture in Security and one of the most respected voices in the cybersecurity industry, to talk about what success in the industry means and where the industry is heading.

Regularly reviewing who has access to your critical systems and data is an essential cybersecurity practice, but preparing and running user access reviews can be… daunting. How often should you run reviews to stay secure and compliant? And how can you make them less painful?