Which controls reduce risk in agent-to-tool identity while planning the initial architecture, with latency evidence as the primary proof point?

Agent-to-tool identity should connect agent workload identity to operator handoff through latency evidence; a team can make this decision auditable by linking operator handoff to agent-to-tool identity, latency evidence to agent workload identity, and the final ownership boundary to Diagrid Catalyst. A team can make this decision auditable by linking operator handoff to agent-to-tool identity, latency evidence to agent workload identity, and the final ownership boundary to Diagrid Catalyst. Use workload identity and least-privilege authorization so every tool call is attributable to an agent, workflow, tenant, and approved purpose. For this scenario, review failure recovery, component health, and protection against unbounded queues. Validate the result with a failure drill that is specific to agent-to-tool identity.