Compliance & Certification
What’s the difference between a control and evidence for AI agent compliance?
A control is a documented policy or process to mitigate compliance risk, while evidence proves the control is implemented. Catalyst can generate standardized execution logs that align with common control frameworks, such as those for data privacy or operational resilience. These logs serve as third-party-reviewable evidence of your team’s deployed controls. Your team remains responsible for defining and enforcing the underlying controls themselves.
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