We are thrilled to share that ConductorOne has raised our Series A.

The ultimate goal is to review sensitive or high risk access in a timely fashion to lower standing permissions and achieve least privilege, but there are few common mistakes that have setback many companies on that journey.

We are proud to announce that ConductorOne has received SOC2 Type 2 certification.

As one of the core tenants of zero trust, least privilege access is probably the least understood and the hardest to reach today. At the highest level, think of least privilege access as providing people – or identities more generally – the access they need to do a job, and for no longer than they need it.

IT, Security, and GRC teams have long held a love-hate relationship with directory groups. Groups enabled companies to scale permissions for a time, but the proliferation of directory groups is now causing major headaches for security.

Company values are critical to early-stage startups. Here are four tips that helped guide ConductorOne.

Zero Trust is accepted as a superior technical security architecture for the world outside of the corporate network. So what comes next?

Today we’re announcing that ConductorOne has secured $5M in seed funding, in a round led by Accel, and joined by Fuel Capital, Active Capital, and Fathom Capital.

“Shifting left” has become a critical mindset to fix problems in modern security practice that have remained unsolved, despite increased governance and visibility.