《Cursor Docs》-Tenancy Restriction

Your network can limit which Cursor organizations and teams a request may use. Do that by adding one HTTP header on traffic to Cursor. Cursor never sets this header, and the dashboard has no switch for it. If the header is absent, Cursor applies no restriction from this mechanism.

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《Cursor Docs》-Security and Privacy Hardening

This page consolidates the security and privacy guidance spread across the Cursor docs into one reference, so teams configuring Cursor can review and apply the right controls without hunting through every page. Each item links to its source doc for the full detail.

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《Cursor Docs》-Privacy and Data Governance

Understanding how data flows through Cursor is critical for security reviews and compliance assessments. This documentation explains what data goes where, what guarantees you have, and where that data lives geographically.

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《Cursor Docs》-Pooled usage

Pooled usage gives your Enterprise team a shared usage pool instead of fixed per user allocations. Everyone draws from a single committed amount that spans your contract period, so agent usage is available wherever it's needed most.

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《Cursor Docs》-Organizations

Organizations are the top level container for Enterprise customers. They sit above teams and give you one place to manage shared identity, administration, and organization wide settings.

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《Cursor Docs》-Organization Groups

Organization Groups are org level cohorts in Cursor Enterprise, such as Engineering, Contractors, or Pilot Users. Members can come from any team in your Organization, and a user can belong to many groups at once.

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《Cursor Docs》-OpenTelemetry Export Wire Reference

Companion to OpenTelemetry Export. Full wire surface: every metric, log event, attribute, enum, and presence rule.

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《Cursor Docs》-OpenTelemetry Export

OpenTelemetry Export streams Cursor usage data for your team to a collector you run. Cursor sends metrics (tokens, tool calls, best effort cost) and logs (API requests, errors, corrections, skills, hooks, plugins, cloud agent lifecycle events, and recorded Grok Bot actions) to one team managed destination. Export runs server side.

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《Cursor Docs》-Network Configuration

Cursor needs to communicate with backend services and AI providers. This documentation covers how to configure Cursor to work within your network infrastructure, including proxies, firewalls, and encryption requirements.

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《Cursor Docs》-Model and Integration Management

Your team can access multiple AI models and integrate Cursor with various services. This documentation covers how to control which models are available, manage MCP server trust, and set up integrations with tools like Slack, GitHub, and Linear.

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《Cursor Docs》-LLM Safety and Controls

AI models can behave unexpectedly. This documentation covers how to control what agents can do, set up safety guardrails, and guide LLM behavior toward desired outcomes.

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《Cursor Docs》-Identity and Access Management

Identity and access management controls who can use Cursor in your organization and what they can do. You'll set up authentication, automate user provisioning, and enforce policies through device management.

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《Cursor Docs》-Endpoint Security Configuration

Cursor loads JavaScript modules and performs file I/O during startup. Endpoint security software that intercepts file operations or injects into processes can slow startup past internal timeouts, causing features like Agent to fail. This page covers how to configure exclusions so Cursor works alongside your security stack.

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《Cursor Docs》-Deployment Patterns

This guide covers how to deploy the Cursor editor and CLI tools to developer machines in your organization. Most organizations deploy both the editor (for daily development work) and the CLI (for automation, CI/CD, and scripting).

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《Cursor Docs》-Compliance and Monitoring

Compliance requires visibility into who did what, when, and why. This documentation covers audit logs, AI code tracking, certifications, and how to meet regulatory requirements.

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《Cursor Docs》-Security and Privacy Hardening

This page consolidates the security and privacy guidance spread across the Cursor docs into one reference, so teams configuring Cursor can review and apply the right controls without hunting through every page. Each item links to its source doc for the full detail.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Privacy and Data Governance

Understanding how data flows through Cursor is critical for security reviews and compliance assessments. This documentation explains what data goes where, what guarantees you have, and where that data lives geographically.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Pooled usage

Pooled usage gives your Enterprise team a shared usage pool instead of fixed per user allocations. Everyone draws from a single committed amount that spans your contract period, so agent usage is available wherever it's needed most.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Organizations

Organizations are the top level container for Enterprise customers. They sit above teams and give you one place to manage shared identity, administration, and organization wide settings.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Organization Groups

Organization Groups are org level cohorts in Cursor Enterprise, such as Engineering, Contractors, or Pilot Users. Members can come from any team in your Organization, and a user can belong to many groups at once.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-OpenTelemetry Export Wire Reference

Companion to OpenTelemetry Export. Full wire surface: every metric, log event, attribute, enum, and presence rule.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-OpenTelemetry Export

OpenTelemetry Export streams Cursor usage data for your team to a collector you run. Cursor sends metrics (tokens, tool calls, best effort cost) and logs (API requests, errors, corrections, skills, hooks, plugins, and cloud agent lifecycle events) to one team managed destination. Export runs server side.

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《Cursor Docs》-Network Configuration

Cursor needs to communicate with backend services and AI providers. This documentation covers how to configure Cursor to work within your network infrastructure, including proxies, firewalls, and encryption requirements.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Model and Integration Management

Your team can access multiple AI models and integrate Cursor with various services. This documentation covers how to control which models are available, manage MCP server trust, and set up integrations with tools like Slack, GitHub, and Linear.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-LLM Safety and Controls

AI models can behave unexpectedly. This documentation covers how to control what agents can do, set up safety guardrails, and guide LLM behavior toward desired outcomes.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Identity and Access Management

Identity and access management controls who can use Cursor in your organization and what they can do. You'll set up authentication, automate user provisioning, and enforce policies through device management.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Endpoint Security Configuration

Cursor loads JavaScript modules and performs file I/O during startup. Endpoint security software that intercepts file operations or injects into processes can slow startup past internal timeouts, causing features like Agent to fail. This page covers how to configure exclusions so Cursor works alongside your security stack.

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Deployment Patterns

This guide covers how to deploy the Cursor editor and CLI tools to developer machines in your organization. Most organizations deploy both the editor (for daily development work) and the CLI (for automation, CI/CD, and scripting).

Read More
《Cursor Docs》-Compliance and Monitoring

Compliance requires visibility into who did what, when, and why. This documentation covers audit logs, AI code tracking, certifications, and how to meet regulatory requirements.

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《Cursor Docs》-HIPAA Business Associate Agreements

Cursor supports HIPAA Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) for Enterprise customers.

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《Cursor Docs》-Admin Setup Guide

Cursor is designed with enterprise rollouts in mind. On the Cursor Admin Dashboard, you'll find everything you need to manage Cursor usage for your organization.

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《Cursor Docs》-Enterprise

Cursor provides enterprise grade security, compliance, and administrative controls for organizations deploying AI assisted development at scale.

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