Separate organizations
Company boundaries prevent technicians and users from crossing into unrelated environments.
Access governance
Users, permissions and access
Every person sees and does only what their role requires.
Argus governs access across companies, endpoints and sensitive capabilities through explicit identities, roles and assignments.
Argus operational viewConnected
01Named identitiesObserved
02Company scopeObserved
03Endpoint assignmentObserved
04Sensitive actionsReady
What it gives you
Operational detail without losing the bigger picture.
Each signal remains connected to the endpoint, company and time that give it meaning.
Assign endpoint visibility
A role can be narrowed to the systems a technician is expected to manage.
Protect sensitive tools
Vault, configuration and remote actions require the permissions appropriate to their impact.
Keep responsibility clear
Named access makes ownership and the origin of an operation easier to review.
How it works
A clear path from signal to outcome.
01IdentifyCreate or authorize the user
02ScopeChoose company boundaries
03AssignSelect role and endpoints
04EnforceEvery view and action checks access
Preferences never create permissions
Notification choices and personal settings can narrow the experience, but they cannot expand the visibility granted by governance.
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