Access Decision Log
An access decision log is a record of every allow or deny decision made by a policy engine for agent tool calls, including the inputs to the decision and the rationale.
Why this matters for AI agents
Access decision logs are the primary source of truth for security audits, policy refinement, and compliance verification in agentic systems.
How AgntID relates
AgntID's access decision log captures the full context of every policy evaluation: agent identity, tool, parameters, task context, policy applied, decision, and structured reason.
The static IAM gap
IAM logs record API calls and access denials but do not record the policy evaluation context for individual agent tool calls or structured denial reasons.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an access decision log?
An access decision log is a record of every allow or deny decision made by a policy engine for agent tool calls, including the inputs to the decision and the rationale.
Why do agents need structured access decision logs?
Access decision logs are the primary source of truth for security audits, policy refinement, and compliance verification. Structured logs enable automated analysis and SIEM integration.
What does AgntID's access decision log contain?
AgntID's access decision log captures agent identity, tool, parameters, task context, policy applied, decision (allow/deny), and structured reason for each policy evaluation.
Secure every agent tool call at execution time.
AgntID gives infrastructure teams scoped, ephemeral access control for AI agents without replacing IAM, MCP servers, tools, or agent frameworks.