Security Mechanism Analysis
CopyCat is designed with multiple layers of protection for authentication information security:
- Encrypted Field Storage
- Password-type information is always stored in AES-256 encryption
- Displayed in script as ******* unreadable format
- Temporary Access Token
- Supports integration with password managers such as 1Password
- Dynamically obtain temporary credentials at execution time
- privilege control
- Enterprise Edition supports RBAC permission model
- Sensitive scripts can be set to "administrator only"
Best Security Practices
- Prioritize sites that use OAuth authentication (e.g. Google account login)
- It is recommended to configure IP whitelisting + CopyCat dedicated sub-accounts for internal systems.
- Regularly review account usage logs in Security Log.
Audit and Compliance
CopyCat is SOC2 Type I certified for all data:
- Transmission is encrypted using TLS 1.3
- Static data stored in AWS GovCloud region
- Provide complete operational logs for compliance audits
For highly sensitive scenarios such as financial/medical, it is recommended to enable the "Private Deployment" option.
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