
Agent identity management
Every AI agent gets its own profile, ownership assignment, lifecycle state, and access history, fully visible in C1.
The same governance applied to humans — extended to every AI agent.


Every AI agent gets its own profile, ownership assignment, lifecycle state, and access history, fully visible in C1.

Agent credentials are vaulted, encrypted, and automatically rotated on policy-defined schedules. No hardcoded API keys, static tokens, or shared credentials.

Define what each agent can access, when, and how. Tool-level allowlists restrict which MCP servers and APIs an agent can call.

C1 provisions scoped, time-bound credentials for specific tasks. When the task completes or the time window expires, access is revoked automatically.

Every agent action is logged with full identity context. Anomaly detection flags unexpected tool calls, off-hours access, volume spikes, and attempts to reach restricted resources.

“It sometimes doesn't even feel like working with a vendor. C1 has been so integrated with our team that it feels like an extension of our organization.”
Dheeraj Malik
Director of Corporate Applications, Zscaler


Guide
Identity governance failures are behind some of the most costly breaches of the last decade. C1 outlines 13 proven IGA best practices that help security teams enforce least privilege, automate access lifecycles, and stay continuously audit-ready in 2026.