Security

Controls that support careful agent operations.

Operade is designed with workspace boundaries, scoped access, secrets handling, and reviewable activity in mind.

Begin with the operating boundary

Security starts with a clear job: which people may configure the agent, what information it may use, which actions it may take, and which decisions require a person. Operade provides controls for teams to express and review that boundary.

  • Scope access through workspace roles.
  • Assign knowledge and tools to the job that needs them.
  • Keep exceptions and higher-impact decisions with people.

Workspace and role-based access

Workspace isolation keeps each workspace's operational data and configuration within its own boundary. Role-based access separates ordinary workspace use from settings and actions reserved for people with greater responsibility.

Secrets and action scope

Credentials are stored as secrets and referenced by tools, rather than placed into ordinary visible configuration. Tool definitions, workflow conditions, and assigned resources limit the systems and actions available to an agent.

Versions and reviewable activity

Drafts, branches, published versions, deployment history, and event records make operational change easier to inspect. Reviewers can compare what changed and examine the conversation and action trail around an outcome.

Certifications are not claimed

Operade does not use this page to claim certifications, attestations, an uptime commitment, a data-residency promise, or automatic suitability for every customer requirement. A buyer should evaluate the built-in controls against its own obligations.

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