Tenant separation
Customer workspaces should be separated so operational records, users, workflow settings, and audit history are scoped to the right tenant.
BoringOps handles operational context, approvals, and finance-adjacent workflows, so the default posture should be careful, explicit, and human-reviewed.
Audit logs
Important actions such as job creation, approval decisions, status updates, integrations, and callbacks should retain timestamps and actor context.
Secrets and integrations
Integration credentials should be managed as secrets and not exposed in assistant prompts, public logs, or ordinary user-facing screens.
Human approvals
Sensitive actions such as payments, finance exceptions, and policy decisions should preserve human approval rather than relying on automation alone.
Certification claims
We do not claim formal compliance certifications on this page. Security reviews should be handled truthfully during procurement or pilot setup.