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Argos Security

Last updated July 15, 2026

Security Policy

This Security Policy summarizes the operational safeguards Argos applies to protect customer workspaces, application access, and supporting infrastructure.

Infrastructure safeguards

Argos uses layered access controls, environment separation, logging, and managed infrastructure services to reduce unauthorized access risk and support incident investigation.

Administrative access is limited to authorized personnel with a business need, and changes to production systems are controlled through reviewed deployment workflows.

Application protections

We apply authentication and authorization controls within the product to restrict workspace access by role and organization boundary. Sensitive operations are logged and monitored to support auditing and troubleshooting.

External integrations are scoped to the permissions needed for their intended function. OAuth access and refresh tokens are encrypted at rest, remain server-side, and are not embedded in client-facing code.

Imported call recordings are copied into private recording storage. Playback access requires an authenticated, organization-authorized request, and provider disconnects revoke access before local credentials are removed.

Response and disclosure

Argos investigates credible security reports, prioritizes remediation according to severity, and works to contain incidents that may affect confidentiality, integrity, or availability.

If we determine that a customer-impacting incident requires notice, we will communicate through the appropriate customer contacts and provide material updates as additional facts are confirmed.