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Governed access by default
Jordan Lee· Security· May 10, 2026· 6 min read
When software can act on your behalf, access control stops being a checkbox and becomes the product. An agent that can read everything and act anywhere is a liability, no matter how capable it is.
Least privilege, automatically
Zaro scopes every agent and teammate to exactly the context they need:
- Access is granted per workspace, per source, and per action.
- Permissions are evaluated at request time, not baked in.
- Nothing inherits broad access just because it is convenient.
A full audit trail
Every action an agent takes is recorded — what it touched, on whose behalf, and why. That makes two hard questions answerable:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What did this agent do? | A complete, queryable action log. |
| Who could see this data? | An explicit, per-source access map. |
Trust is a feature
We treat governance as a first-class part of the system rather than a bolt-on. If you want to go deeper on our controls and posture, the Trust Center lays out exactly how we protect customer data today and the frameworks we are aligning to next.