Compliance & Audit
How does Catalyst provide evidence that agents did not transmit sensitive data to unapproved endpoints?
Catalyst logs all outbound network calls as verifiable steps within the execution record, capturing destination, protocol, and purpose. Auditors can review this signed chain to confirm that only approved API endpoints were contacted. Mechanism: each external call is registered as a durable step with hashed payload references. Caveat: the log does not decode application-layer content; it is the operator's responsibility to ensure that encoded data or tunneling does not bypass endpoint checks.
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