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Product

C1 Credential Vault

Secure secrets for AI agents and service accounts.

Secrets stay protected. Agents get only the access they need.

Keep durable secrets out of agent context

Encrypt secrets on the device before they reach C1.ai. Agents and models work without receiving the plaintext credential.

Issue short-lived credentials on demand

Exchange a signed workload identity for a scoped credential only after C1.ai evaluates the applicable trust, access, and grant policy.

Govern every retrieval and membership change

Keep approvals, grants, retrievals, expiry, and vault membership in one audit trail, with immediate revocation and re-keying when access changes.

AGENT NATIVE

Built for AI agents

How it works

A trust rule lets a workload exchange its signed identity for a short-lived, scoped credential issued by C1.ai. No plaintext key handed over, nothing standing to steal.

Built for AI agents

CRYPTOGRAPHY

Unbreakable cryptography, even by quantum computing

How it works

Secrets are encrypted on the device before anything is sent: C1.ai stores the ciphertext, and only members' devices hold keys that can read it.

Unbreakable cryptography, even by quantum computing

GOVERNANCE

Built-in governance, audit, and approval flows

How it works

C1.ai finds an exposed credential on the endpoint and secures it: the secret moves into the vault and the plaintext becomes a managed reference that resolves at runtime.

Built-in governance, audit, and approval flows

AUDIT & COMPLIANCE

Audit every secret from request to retrieval

How it works

Tie each vault, secret, grant, and retrieval to the person, agent, or service account that used it, with the time and request context.

Audit every secret from request to retrieval

See C1 Vault for your supported credential paths.

Resources

C1 Vault

Brief

C1 Vault

Quantum encrypted. Governed like an identity.

NIST’s Agent Identity Tenets: What Security Teams Need to Know

Blog

NIST’s Agent Identity Tenets: What Security Teams Need to Know

NIST published ten design tenets for agent identity management. Here's what each one requires, where most teams are starting from, and how to use the list as a procurement checklist.

C1 Deploy: Role Mining Suggestions fast-track role building and upkeep

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C1 Deploy: Role Mining Suggestions fast-track role building and upkeep

With one click, Role Mining Suggestions show admins which groups are worth turning into access profiles, and help keep roles current as teams change.

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