Security and Trust

Governed communication surfaces for apps, agents, and automation.

Node Vertex applies policy, identity, lifecycle, and audit to secure programmable URLs.

Identity and access

Available controls include tenant users, passkeys, bearer tokens, signed access links, basic auth/passcodes, client certificate paths, and trusted creator certificates. OIDC/SAML integrations are planned with enterprise deployments and should be validated per tenant.

Vertex Firewall

Method rules, IP restrictions, TTL, rate limits, payload limits, file sanitization, signed tokens, and stealth unauthorized responses protect app, agent, device, and workflow URLs.

Audit posture

Node Vertex records vertex events, auth failures, policy denials, payload hashes, timestamps, request metadata, and workflow events for operational review.

Data handling

Customers control what they place in vertices. Enterprise deployments should define retention, residency, allowed data classes, and support handling before storing regulated data.

Abuse and security reporting

Report abuse, suspected vulnerability, security question, or urgent support request to your account contact or through the pricing/contact form. Do not include secrets or raw bearer tokens in reports.

Status and support

Operational status links and SLA expectations are provided in customer deployment plans. Public incidents are communicated through customer support channels until a dedicated public status page is published.

Ready for a security review?

We will distinguish available controls, beta features, and roadmap items for your tenant.

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