Security
Permissions built in, not bolted on
An OS needs users, permissions, and isolation. My Command Center ships them from day one — at the memory layer, the action layer, and the integration layer.
The four pillars
Scoped permissions
Five levels — manage, create, write, view, access — cascade through the Knowledge Hub. Each agent inherits the permissions of where it is grounded.
Tenant isolation
Strict isolation across memory, embeddings, retrieval, and agent execution. Your data never touches another tenant's agents.
Credential handling
Agent credentials are scoped per task and encrypted at rest. Browser Use + MFA handoff means humans hold the keys when it matters.
Per-agent access
An agent only sees what it's scoped to — not your whole Hub. A Support Agent can't read HR docs unless you explicitly give it a root there.
Posture
What we're doing today, what's next
Today
- Row-level tenant isolation on every query.
- Five-tier permission model across the Hub.
- Encrypted credentials at rest.
- Human-in-the-loop approval and MFA handoff.
- Audit logs on agent actions.
On the roadmap
- SSO / SAML.
- SOC 2 Type II.
- Per-agent credential vaults.
- Region-pinned data residency.
Security questions? We welcome them.
Book a call and we'll walk you through the full posture, architecture, and roadmap.