Agent Identity & Security
How does Catalyst prevent an autonomous agent from accessing unauthorized internal systems?
Catalyst enforces tool authorization policies at the MCP layer. Each agent’s workload identity is checked against a policy that lists allowed tools or API endpoints, with optional conditions like rate limits or time windows. Unauthorized calls are blocked before reaching the target system, and all attempts are logged for audit. This prevents lateral movement even if an agent is compromised.
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