
Connect inventory and access paths
Map human, workload, service-account, and agent identities to their apps, accounts, entitlements, and access paths in one shared graph.
Connect identity findings directly to access paths, owners, and policies to resolve risk without manually rebuilding context.

4 in 5 enterprises reported at least one identity-related breach in the past year.
C1's 2026 Future of Identity Report

Map human, workload, service-account, and agent identities to their apps, accounts, entitlements, and access paths in one shared graph.

Tie C1 findings and supported external signals to the affected identity, access relationship, source evidence, and current status.

Use owner mapping and policy to route the finding to the person who can judge the access.
Reassign ownership, right-size or revoke access, certify it in a review, or route a supported response while keeping the decision and status attached.

Bring supported findings from other tools into the same ownership, policy, routing, and audit model.

Bring supported identity, account, entitlement, and finding sources into C1 Platform through its connectors and APIs.

The shared graph ties the signal to the affected identity, its owner, connected accounts, entitlements, and reachable systems.

Platform policy assigns the finding, preserves its evidence, and puts the risk and proposed response in front of the responsible person.

Complete a governed task or route the response through a supported integration. C1 tracks who acted and what changed, then closes the finding when the underlying condition clears.

Brief
Connect an identity signal to its owner, policy decision, response, and current condition.