Scope the workspace
Keep requests, records, credentials, and runs tied to verified workspace membership.
Control every agent. See every action.
Set who can act, which accounts they can use, and where approval is required. Every run stays attached to its workspace, system, and result.
Pause one agent or stop agent work from the same control layer.
Workspace controls
AControls
Workspace boundary
Requests and connections stay scoped
Role permissions
Member and agent access
Consequential actions
Held for approval
Scoped
Connections
Logged
Run history
Set the boundary before agents act.
Workspace context, team roles, system access, autonomy, and approvals are checked before work reaches a connected account.
Set access and autonomy
Choose who can act and whether each kind of work is manual, approval-led, or automatic.
Trace the run
Review the actor, account, approval, cost, status, and result in one history.
Give systems access, not the secret.
Workspace data is encrypted in transit and at rest, while connections follow the workspace, role, and system boundaries you set.
Workspace isolation
Data access is tied to the active workspace and verified membership.
Credential vault
Secrets remain encrypted and are not returned through ordinary dashboard views.
Role permissions
Sensitive controls, records, and connections are limited by assigned access.
Protect the business from one dashboard.
Orbit combines platform controls with security workflows for authorized assets, sourced threats, and compliance readiness.
Work
Scope
Evidence
Control
Security scans
Verified assets
Prioritized findings
Approved checks
Threat intelligence
Authorized inventory
Source and observed time
Matches routed for triage
Compliance readiness
Selected framework
Mapped records
Readiness, not certification
Agent governance
Workspace roles
Run history
Approvals and stop controls
Orbit supports security and compliance readiness workflows. It does not provide a certification, audit opinion, or guarantee of compliance.
Keep every agent inside the boundary.
Set roles, autonomy, and approvals once, then follow connected actions and results from one control layer.