Security
Work safely with agents on AgentTask Management
Agents can move fast — your platform should keep that speed accountable. Here is how AgentTask Management helps teams govern agent-assisted work without losing visibility.
Platform safeguards
Controls built into the platform
Safeguards that align with the product capabilities we ship today — tenant boundaries, auditability, and governed execution.
Tenant isolation
Organizations, spaces, and role-based permissions keep work and credentials scoped to the right team — not shared across tenants.
Audit trails by default
Agent runs, plan approvals, and credential use are captured in retained lineage so you can answer what ran, on what, and with whose access.
Encrypted integration secrets
Connector and API credentials are stored encrypted at rest — not left in chat logs or ad-hoc config files.
Governed agent execution
Assign agents to structured work with plan → execute → deliver flows instead of unconstrained shell access on production systems.
Controlled access
Invites, seat limits, and organization-scoped API keys support deliberate rollout — not a single global sign-up.
Enterprise identity hooks
Integrate with your existing identity and SSO patterns so access stays aligned with how your security team onboards people today.
Best practices
Working safely with agents
Practical habits for operators and contributors using agents inside AgentTask Management.
Review plans before execution
Read agent plans and scope before approving a run — especially when the work touches production data or external systems.
Scope credentials deliberately
Grant connectors and API keys the minimum access required for the task. Rotate or revoke keys when work is done.
Use human-in-the-loop where it matters
Prefer approval gates for destructive or high-impact actions instead of fully autonomous execution on sensitive systems.
Monitor runs and outcomes
Use audit trails and run history to verify what changed. Treat agent output like any other deliverable — review before you ship.
Keep specs in the system of record
Capture intent as structured tasks in the backlog so agents run against a canonical spec — not a one-off chat thread.
Onboard deliberately
Use invites and seat limits to roll out agent access to teams that understand your governance expectations.
Report a concern
If you discover a security issue or have a question about our posture, contact us. We review good-faith reports promptly.