Security and account
Workspace isolation
Your workspace, its connections and its context stay separated.
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Your workspace is the boundary for connections, context and activity. This guide explains what isolation means in practice and how member access fits in.
Workspace-level isolation
Connections, context and workflows belong to a workspace. Work prepared in one workspace is not visible in another.
Members and access hygiene
Add the people who need to work with Operator, and remove access when someone leaves the process. Access hygiene inside the workspace matters as much as the connections themselves.
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Managing permissions
Decide what each connection is allowed to read and do.
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How Operator accesses your data
Least privilege, per tool, per workspace, for the workflows you enabled.
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Reviewing activity and audit history
A record of what happened, why it happened and who approved it.
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