Security

Release evidence is sensitive engineering data. Treat it that way.

RobotAtom is being designed around isolated workspaces, minimal data movement, auditable decisions and deployment choices suitable for enterprise robotics environments.

Reference architecture

Move the minimum evidence required to control the release.

The target architecture lets organisations retain raw robot data and large test artifacts in existing systems while RobotAtom manages release identity, evaluation results, policies and decisions.

YOUR CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT
Source & CICommits, manifests, pipelines
Evidence systemsSimulation, logs, HIL, field tests
Fleet deploymentPromotion, rollout, runtime events
Scoped metadata and signed actions
ROBOTATOM CONTROL PLANE
Release GraphConfiguration and provenance
Policy & evidenceCoverage, limits, regressions
Decision trailApproval, block, passport

Controls and commitments

Security claims should be inspectable too.

RobotAtom does not claim certifications it has not completed. Enterprise controls and independent assurance will be published as they become available.

Architecture principle

Workspace isolation

Release manifests, evidence references, policy and decisions are scoped to the organisation and authorised workspace.

Architecture principle

Least-privilege connectors

Integrations should request only the evidence and release actions required for the configured workflow.

Product direction

Evidence minimisation

Keep large or sensitive artifacts in your existing systems where required; RobotAtom can store metadata, results and provenance.

Product workflow

Durable decision history

Deployment approvals and blocks remain connected to the release, accountable reviewer and supporting evidence.

Production baseline

Encryption in transit

Production traffic is served over TLS. Connector and storage controls will be documented as enterprise integrations mature.

Available

Responsible disclosure

Security concerns can be reported directly to security@robotatom.com for review and coordinated response.

Enterprise review

Questions security teams usually ask first.

Does RobotAtom need our raw robot data?

Not necessarily. The target integration model supports storing evidence metadata, result summaries and provenance while raw artifacts remain in customer-controlled systems.

Is RobotAtom currently SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified?

No certification is claimed on this site. A formal assurance roadmap will follow customer requirements and product maturity.

Can deployment actions require human approval?

Yes. The product model supports policy gates that require accountable reviewers before a release can be promoted.

How do we report a security concern?

Email security@robotatom.com with a description and reproducible detail. Do not include sensitive customer data in the initial report.

Need a technical review?

Review the intended deployment boundary with us.

Request an architecture reviewContact security

Start with one release

Put evidence between every change and every deployment.

Bring one release pipeline. We’ll map the evidence, policies and approval path required to make it deployment-ready.