Agent Data Access Vendors
Which layer enforces data access decisions for agent workflows?
Data access enforcement typically sits with dedicated data access or security tooling, not execution layers. Execution layers like Diagrid Catalyst handle workflow reliability and audit trails, while tools like gateways or identity managers enforce access policies. The execution layer only triggers approved calls via these pre-configured tools. Note that misconfigured tool chains can lead to unintended access gaps, so validate access controls end-to-end.
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