Well, that's a cyanoacrylate glue. As such it has a recommended debonding solvent. I don't usually use cyanoacrylates (I have only one datasheet for them) so I'm not sure of their chemical resistance versus epoxy (I'm assuming the tripod is carbon/epoxy; it's a classic example of a structure needing light weight and high stiffness and epoxy is a good guess). Most things that will attack cyanoacrylate will attack the epoxy and I'm not aware of any common materials that must be avoided, but there may be someone out there with better knowledge of adhesives who may know different.
Do you want to unglue the parts or are you worried that someone else might do so by accident?
If no one else shows up soon it might be worth reposting in a plastics forum like the Plastics Engineering or the Polymer Engineering ones.
Heat, humidity, and polar organic and nonpolar organic liquids can reduce the bond strength of this adhesive. Henkel publishes a Technical Data Sheet that shows some of this information.