Security
Guardrails on from day one. Yours to set
Avokaido comes with guardrails already in place. Your IT and security team adjust them once, at the organisation, and every workspace, application and build inherits them. You own the code, and every step is on the record.
- Predefined, not optional
- Guardrails are on before the first build: tests must pass, large changes get a developer’s review, nothing reaches production without an approval.
- Your organisation sets the guardrails
- Your IT and security team tighten the built-in guardrails, add their own, and decide who may build, review and approve. For each kind of change they choose what happens on its own and what waits for a person. Set once, for the whole organisation.
- Workspaces keep teams apart
- Each team works in its own workspace, with its own members, roles, data, keys and repository access. Nothing crosses between them.
- Applications and environments
- One application per repository in your GitHub. A change is built and tested on its own branch, arrives as a pull request, is tried on staging, and goes live only when someone you trust approves it.
- You own the code
- It lives in your repositories and your accounts. Leave any day and keep everything. It is never used to train any model.
- Every action recorded
- Who asked, who built, who approved, when, and with which model. An audit log your security team can read, not a promise.