Use Sanitized Data
Use sanitized configs for demos, screenshots, shared reports, and support handoffs. Treat raw production configs as sensitive operational records.
Trust and data handling
Security Model
FireCore NetOps Assistant is designed around static file analysis, local review workflows, and clear separation from production network systems.
Current Controls
No SSH, SNMP, API polling, scanning, or live device authentication
No credential vault, credential prompts, or stored network passwords
Uploaded configs and command outputs are parsed locally in the browser
Sensitive config lines are redacted in sanitized exports
Reports are generated locally as Markdown or JSON downloads
Saved workspaces remain in local browser storage on the user device
Review Before Sharing
Before sending exports outside an approved team, review hostnames, IP addressing, object names, topology notes, and ticket context for sensitive details.
Local Workspace Boundary
FireCore NetOps Assistant helps analyze files the user provides. It does not make changes, discover devices, or validate live production state.
Operational Judgment Required
Findings and reports are decision-support aids. Engineers should verify recommendations against approved change, security, and customer procedures.