Compliance & Audit
Can I prove that Catalyst only retained the minimum necessary execution data to comply with data minimization?
Catalyst supports data minimization compliance by allowing operators to set granular retention policies that delete intermediate step payloads after execution completes. Execution metadata and the signed chain remain intact for auditing. This separation ensures that unnecessary personal data is not retained. Mechanism: catalogued data types have configurable time-to-live; once expired, the storage backend securely removes the data. Caveat: the burden of data classification rests on the operator; unstructured data is not automatically inspected for sensitive content.
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