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Today, we're announcing AI Access Management: a unified control plane for managing access to AI tools and data used by employees, in personal assistants, and enterprise agents.

Joiner flows accumulate business logic that outgrows whatever system tries to express it. Here's how ConductorOne's extensible identity flows and Functions let you describe exactly what your organization needs — without external scripts or an engineering team.

Securely share credentials without Slack, vault sprawl, or risk. ConductorOne’s Secret Sharing encrypts secrets client-side, enforces access controls, and auto-expires links—simple, auditable, and built into identity governance.

Identity governance was failing before AI agents arrived. With multiple agents per employee spawning their own, here's what infrastructure must look like to survive.

AI governance isn't a new silo. It's an identity problem. See how identity-first governance makes every team AI-native without sacrificing control.

Kevin Paige argues that enterprise identity's real problem isn't the tools -- it's the lack of orchestration. With AI agents multiplying and identity sprawl accelerating, access management needs a conductor, not more instruments.

Extend identity governance with ConductorOne Functions. Write and run custom TypeScript code securely to automate workflows, provisioning, and policy logic.

Automate identity governance with ConductorOne Automations. See how Red River Credit Union streamlined onboarding, offboarding, access reviews, and platform migrations using no-code workflows, AI optimization, and real-time identity data to reduce manual effort and improve security.

Kevin Paige explores why identity and access management must evolve into a distributed “enterprise immune system” to govern AI agents, non-human identities, and continuous risk.