Security & Privacy Overview
Security and privacy are built into how DevSphere OS works, not bolted on afterward. This overview explains the principles; detailed security documentation will expand in future phases.
#How access is controlled
- Role-based access — each person's role sets a sensible default level of access.
- Permissions — access is fine-tuned so people only reach what they should.
- Secure authentication — sign-in is protected, and access can be managed by admins.
- Data privacy — your workspace's data belongs to your organization and is kept separate from others'.
- Email security — outbound email is sent through your configured, authenticated settings.
- Storage — files and records are stored within your workspace's access controls.
#How AI respects privacy
AI agents operate strictly within the permissions of the person or context they run in. They do not see data a user could not already access, they work from your real information rather than inventing it, and they are transparent about what they are doing.
Humans approve important actions
For anything that meaningfully affects customers, money, or people, a person reviews and approves before it takes effect. This human checkpoint is a core part of how the platform keeps you in control.
#An audit mindset
The platform is designed so that important actions are attributable and reviewable. As security documentation expands, this section will cover monitoring and review practices in more detail.
On certifications
DevSphere OS does not claim formal certifications (such as SOC 2) that have not been achieved. Any future certifications will be described here and clearly marked Planned until they are in place.
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