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Security

A high-level view of the controls, operational practices, and shared-responsibility model behind the Opsiton platform.

Last updated: March 9, 2026

Security Overview

Opsiton helps organizations enforce browser-layer security controls across websites, file uploads, and AI tools. Our approach focuses on authenticated access, tenant separation, policy enforcement, event logging, and operational visibility.

The platform gives security teams a practical control layer where modern work already happens: inside the browser.

Current Controls

Multi-tenant organization model with role-based access control.

HTTPS delivery and restrictive browser security headers on public-facing applications.

Organization-scoped API key authentication for extension traffic and service endpoints.

Device heartbeat tracking, audit trails, security event records, and incident workflows.

Operational integrations with Google Safe Browsing, NIST NVD, Slack, SMTP, and status tooling.

Data Protection Approach

Opsiton is designed to reduce unnecessary exposure of raw sensitive content. Security workflows may store metadata, masked snippets, hashes, filenames, hostnames, URLs, timestamps, and event context required for alerting, investigation, and reporting.

Customers control how policies are configured and which categories of activity should trigger monitoring, warnings, or blocking.

Shared Responsibility

Customers are responsible for configuring policies, managing user access, protecting their own workspaces, and reviewing incidents raised by the platform.

Security is a continuous process. Opsiton supports prevention, visibility, and response, but no service can guarantee prevention of every incident or replace sound internal controls.

Security Contact

Report security concerns or request additional security documentation at [email protected].