Argo CD, a powerful tool for managing Kubernetes deployments, is utilized by major companies for secure and critical workloads. As the tool progresses towards CNCF graduation, it undergoes security audits and improvements to ensure robust protection against vulnerabilities. The text discusses two deployment models for Argo CD: the "hub-and-spoke" model, which centralizes management across multiple clusters and often involves multi-tenancy, and the "stand-alone" model, which assigns an Argo CD instance to each cluster, providing isolation and security advantages. It highlights the importance of using full secrets management solutions to prevent security breaches, as multi-tenancy can introduce risks such as unauthorized access to sensitive data. To tackle security challenges, the Codefresh Software Delivery Platform offers a control plane that enhances security management by tracking all Argo instances, supporting SSO and RBAC, and ensuring runtimes remain operational even if the control plane fails. This approach not only secures applications and clusters but also facilitates collaboration and accelerates software delivery.