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How C1 built Union Station, an internal self-serve platform for deploying every tool, automation, and AI-powered app the company runs. Shared auth, managed infrastructure, and governance baked in, so the sanctioned path is the easy path.

C1 now governs the three most widely adopted AI platforms in the enterprise — Claude, OpenAI, and Cursor — with the same unified visibility, dynamic policy enforcement, and automated lifecycle workflows that cover your entire stack.

Security, IT, and GRC teams have questions about governing AI agent access. Here are the answers — from authentication and credentials to approvals, compliance, and license savings.

Announcing C1's strategic integration with CrowdStrike Falcon® Next-Gen Identity Security. Falcon risk scores now ingest directly into C1 — attached to identities, actionable as conditions in governance policies, and capable of triggering automated access decisions the moment risk changes.

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.