
Know what every identity can reach
C1 maps every identity into one intelligence graph: humans, service accounts, and AI agents, with the apps, accounts, and entitlements each one carries. When one is compromised, you already know the blast radius.
Ranked, actionable findings across every human, workload, and agent, closed in the same place you govern access.

Four in five enterprises had at least one identity-related breach in the past year.
C1's 2026 Future of Identity Report

C1 maps every identity into one intelligence graph: humans, service accounts, and AI agents, with the apps, accounts, and entitlements each one carries. When one is compromised, you already know the blast radius.

When governance drifts, C1 raises a finding: an identity nobody owns anymore, a service account misclassified as human, a planted decoy credential in use. Each lands ranked by severity in one queue, so your team's energy goes to the highest-risk items first.

Every risk C1 catches comes with the fix attached: reassign the owner, revoke or right-size the access, or certify it in review, through the same request, approval, and audit as any access decision. Clear the underlying problem and the finding closes on its own.
Set severity, tag it, quiet what's expected. Then route findings into your automations and webhooks, and on to ServiceNow, Jira, or PagerDuty, audit trail attached.

Push findings from your other tools through the API. They land in the same queue, with the same routing, governance, and audit as everything C1 raises.

C1 brings every identity from your connected systems into one intelligence graph.

Each identity carries its apps, accounts, and entitlements, so risk lands with context attached.

Findings fire on unowned accounts, misclassifications, lookalikes, and misuse signals, ranked by severity.

Fix it as a governed task or route it out, and the record shows who acted, what changed, and when.

Brief
Ranked, actionable findings across every human, workload, and agent.