No static keys. No standing secrets.
Short-lived, scoped tokens on the direct path. Live policy in the gateway. Nothing sits there forever, on any app.
AI Agent Authorization
One control plane. Every architecture.
Governance over every path agents use to access applications.
Agents will outnumber employees, and every one needs to reach apps and data.
There's more than one way for agents to reach apps and data. C1 supports them all.
One sign-in to every system an agent needs
Unified access via C1
One sign-in to C1, and an agent reaches vendor apps, internal tools, and homegrown systems.
Enterprise-managed authorization
On Cross-App Access (XAA) apps, the agent gets direct, scoped access, and your application data never routes through us.
Every app. No exceptions.
Cloud, legacy, on-premise: if it has an API, the gateway governs it in real time, with no app changes and no new protocol to adopt.
The same control, whether the app speaks the standard or not
Token-issued or proxied through C1, the controls don't change. Written once, enforced on every path in.
One policy.
The same rules govern people and agents, whether C1 mints a token or proxies the call. Written once. Enforced everywhere.
One audit trail.
Every connection logged with full identity context, token-issued or proxied. Who, what, when, why.
One graph.
Humans, machines, and agents on a single identity graph.
Don't bet everything on one protocol
Minting a token is becoming a commodity. The standard the apps land on matters less than the plane that governs them.
An app moves from gateway to direct token? The path changes underneath. The control plane doesn't.
C1 speaks Cross-App Access and reaches everything else, with no re-platforming when the protocol moves. One control plane for every way in.
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