C1 is building an AI-native identity security platform around humans, agents, non-human identities, just-in-time access, and agentic infrastructure. SecurEnds takes a different approach: solve the access-governance and compliance problems your team owns today, then extend the same governance model to service accounts, non-human identities, AI identities, and emerging AI-agent use cases as those capabilities mature.
If your team is measured on completing reviews, proving revocations, satisfying auditors, and governing risk, your solution should make those outcomes easier—not require you to adopt a broader identity architecture first.
More than 1,000 applications are already being ingested in SecurEnds production environments across a mix of integration methods.
Start with the control creating pressure today: application access reviews, reviewer workflow, remediation, and audit evidence.
Keep revoke decisions tied to fulfillment, tickets, supported automation, reconciliation, and proof of closure.
Extend beyond identity compliance into IT Risk, Vendor Risk, Policy & Controls, assessments, findings, remediation, and evidence.
C1 is positioning around an AI-native control plane for humans, agents, non-human identities, AI tools, MCPs, and infrastructure. SecurEnds is also extending governance into non-human and AI identities, but from a different starting point: ownership, access visibility, reviews, lifecycle controls, evidence, and the governance processes customers already operate.
C1 emphasizes an AI-first identity-security architecture spanning:
SecurEnds’ position is simpler: govern human access well, extend the same controls to non-human and AI identities, and add deeper AI-specific controls as the product evolves—without making AI architecture the prerequisite for solving UAR.
C1 publicly advertises 300+ prebuilt connectors and says it can create custom connectors for systems with APIs, databases, or CSV output. SecurEnds is already ingesting more than 1,000 applications in production. The practical question is whether your real application estate can be governed reliably and affordably.
C1 has strong identity-compliance capabilities: automated access reviews, identity policies, SoD, access evidence, and risk visibility around identities. SecurEnds can take the same governance buyer beyond identity compliance into the broader work they already manage.
Certifications, reviewer decisions, remediation, and evidence.
Requests, lifecycle, Access Templates, SoD, and fulfillment.
Usage context, service accounts, NHI, AI identities, ownership, reviews, and emerging agent-governance capabilities.
Assessments, risk register, findings, ownership, and remediation.
Third-party risk, policies, controls, evidence, and ongoing compliance work.
Do not compare AI messaging. Compare the governance work your team will actually operate.
Bring connected, legacy, database, file-fed, API, directory, SaaS, and homegrown systems.
Compare correlation, reviewer context, campaigns, reminders, delegation, and exceptions.
Follow the decision through fulfillment, ticketing, supported automation, reconciliation, and closure.
See which approach leaves your audit and governance team with the cleaner operating model.
Bring your hardest applications and one real access-review campaign. We’ll show the process from ingestion to review, remediation, reconciliation, evidence, and how the same governance model extends toward non-human and AI identities.
Use your applications, reviewers, remediation process, non-human identities, emerging AI use cases, and the evidence your auditors expect. Then decide which approach fits the governance program you want to operate.