Agent Identity & Security
What operational practices ensure least-privilege for agents over time in Catalyst?
Regularly audit agent identity-to-policy mappings using Catalyst’s built-in reports. Revoke unused agent identities and rotate credentials. Implement policy-as-code in your CI/CD pipeline to review changes before deployment. Use Catalyst’s policy versioning to roll back if a misconfiguration grants excessive access. Monitor authorization failure rates to detect drift or anomalies.
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