SOC 2 Type II
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Security, data privacy, and governance for every AI employee.
Current status, including audits still in progress.
Audit in progress with Scytale. No report has been issued yet.
Audit in progress with Scytale. No certificate has been issued yet.
Our Privacy Policy explains lawful bases, data rights, and subprocessors.
Our Privacy Policy explains California privacy rights. We do not sell personal information.
Where data lives, who processes it, and how AI employees are governed.
Compute, storage, and the database run in Frankfurt (eu-central-1).
Keys, secrets, and integration credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256. All data in transit uses TLS.
Ask our security team for the services that help us deliver Vicaro, where they process data, and which optional providers you can enable.
Policies, human approvals, separate identities, and an audit trail govern what AI employees can do.
Define which actions agents may take. Allow, warn, require human approval, or block an action before it runs.
Baseline protections govern tool connections, integration access, and policy changes. Add presets that fit your organization.
Scan untrusted messages and tool results. Feed risk signals into policies to block suspicious content or require approval.
Say “stop” to halt a running task. Pause an agent to prevent new messages and scheduled work from starting.
Every agent has a named manager who sets direction and can approve or deny sensitive actions.
Provision separate identities and credentials for agents. Keep their access distinct from human accounts.
Choose who can reach each agent, internally and externally. Restrict access to specific people and channels.
Apply policies across every agent. Organization-level restrictions cannot be loosened by an individual agent’s rules.
Review actions, policy decisions, and configuration changes in a tamper-evident audit log. Export records for independent review.
Training-data collection is off by default. Your organization controls whether to explicitly opt in.
Choose approved model vendors, pin models per capability, and disable providers your organization does not allow.
Inspect provider and model choices, review subprocessors, and restrict processing to providers you approve.
Set spend caps per agent and scheduled task. Track usage and stop work when a limit is reached.
Use your own model-provider credentials so inference runs under your account and commercial terms.
Choose a dedicated data plane with isolated storage, secrets, and independently revocable tenant access.
Deploy a dedicated data plane in your own AWS or Google Cloud account and chosen region, with private networking and encryption keys you control.
Public policies are here to read. Ask our security team for agreements.
Review the public terms while you evaluate Vicaro.
Privacy terms and agreements for an ongoing partnership.
Questionnaires, audits, and vulnerability reports.
Send your questionnaire or audit request. Implementation detail is shared under NDA.
Email the details and steps to reproduce. Please give us time to fix it before sharing it.
Start with one role and one real task.