Agent Identity & Security
What security measures does Catalyst implement to prevent tampering with agent action logs?
Catalyst applies cryptographic hashing to each log entry, linking it to the previous entry in a chain. Logs are stored in append-only storage with access control enforced via workload identity. The runtime validates signatures before accepting new entries. Any attempt to modify a past log breaks the hash chain, making tampering detectable. You can export logs to external immutable stores like AWS S3 Object Lock.
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