Vault secrets where they live
Remove exposed API keys and plaintext credentials from developer workstations without disrupting existing dev workflows or build pipelines.
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Every secret vaulted.
No standing risk.
Credentials for humans and agents. Vaulted, governed, and issued when needed.
Vaults only protect the secrets they hold. Most never get there.
28M+ new secrets leaked on GitHub in 2025, with AI-service credentials up 81% year over year.
GitGuardian, State of Secrets Sprawl 2026
One system for every secret: owned, issued, and audited
Protect against prompt-injection data theft
Agents get short-lived, scoped credentials at the moment of use, never the raw key. What an agent never holds, a prompt can't leak.
Decoy credentials that catch theft instantly
Turn an attacker's first move into an immediate alert by placing decoy credentials that trigger high-confidence warnings the moment they are touched.
Enforce zero standing secret access
Eliminate long-lived static secrets with assigned owners, lifecycle policies, and expiry dates, all under one audit trail.
Future-proof secrets against quantum threats
Protect your highest-value credentials against harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks with default end-to-end encryption that's post-quantum ready.
How C1 governs every secret
Connect and discover
C1 discovers shadow AI and the credentials it leaves behind, finding anything exposed on endpoints and across your estate.
Vault and replace
Credentials land in a vault built on zero-knowledge, quantum-resistant cryptography and exposed keys are removed.
Issue on demand
People and agents get short-lived, scoped credentials at the moment of use, under the policies you already run.
Watch and expire
Short-lived grants expire on their own, and planted decoys catch misuse the moment they're used.
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13 IGA Best Practices for Modern Identity Security
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.
