Security designed for connected machinery on active jobsites.
V12 approaches security as part of deployment architecture: control access, protect project data, separate safety-critical functions, and keep an auditable operating record.
Last updated: August 7, 2026
Security principles
V12 systems are designed around least-privilege access, encrypted network transport, controlled operator roles, and deployment-specific network boundaries. Exact controls depend on the customer environment and written deployment scope.
Operational separation
Safety-critical motion controls and machine-state protections should not depend on public internet availability. Remote services are designed to complement local controls rather than replace them.
Access control
Production deployments can be configured with named operator accounts, role-based permissions, service access controls, and activity logging appropriate to the project.
Project data
V12 intends to collect only the project information required to plan, execute, support, and document the robotic workflow. Customer-specific retention and export requirements are addressed in deployment agreements.
Vulnerability reporting
If you believe you have found a security issue in a V12 system or website, use the contact form and select a clear security-related description. Do not attempt to access systems, data, or machinery beyond what you are authorized to test.
Certifications
Enterprise compliance, security review, and certification requirements are addressed during deployment scoping and documented in the applicable project agreement.