Inventory and vetting
Every MCP server in use, mapped to what it can reach — then an allowlist with provenance review, version pinning, and code review for community servers before they touch real credentials.
Services Secure MCP Program
Secure MCP Program
MCP connects your AI to everything. We make every connection one you can trust.
Model Context Protocol is how your agents reach tools, data, and infrastructure — and every MCP server you add is executable trust. We build your MCP security program: vetted servers, scoped credentials, sandboxed execution, and an audit trail of what your agents actually did.
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What is MCP security?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard that lets AI agents call tools and data sources — the connective tissue of the agent ecosystem. MCP security is the governance around it: which servers are allowed and how they're vetted, what credentials each one holds, how tool descriptions and outputs are defended against injection and tool poisoning, and how agent actions get logged and reviewed. Done well, it's what lets you keep adding servers with confidence — every one vetted, scoped, and accountable from day one.
What you get
Credentials scoped like you mean it
Per-server, least-privilege, short-lived tokens issued from a secrets manager — so every server holds exactly the access it needs, and rotation is routine.
Injection and tool-poisoning defenses
Sandboxed execution, sanitization of tool outputs before they re-enter the model, and human-in-the-loop gates on destructive actions — so a hostile document can't steer your agent.
An audit trail for agent actions
Logging of every tool call with anomaly alerting and an incident playbook written for agent misbehavior — because 'what did the AI do?' should have an answer measured in seconds.
How it works
- 1
Map
About a week.We inventory every agent and MCP server in use — official, community, and internal — with the credentials each holds and the systems each can reach. The map is usually the most useful artifact your AI program has produced yet.
- 2
Harden
Highest-impact connections first.Allowlist and pinning in place, credentials reissued scoped and short-lived, sandboxes stood up, gates added on destructive actions — sequenced for the biggest wins first.
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Govern
Ongoing.A standing review lane for new servers, monitoring on agent activity, and updates as the MCP spec and ecosystem evolve — which they do monthly, not annually.
Secure MCP Program questions, answered
We only use official MCP servers. Are we fine?
Better than most — but 'official' doesn't answer the questions that matter: what scopes do its credentials carry, what happens when it updates, and what can the agent behind it be talked into doing? Scoped tokens, pinning, and action gates matter regardless of who published the server.
What is tool poisoning?
An attack where a tool's description or output carries instructions the model treats as trusted — steering the agent to exfiltrate data or misuse other tools. It's prompt injection through the tool channel, and it's why we sandbox execution and sanitize tool outputs before they re-enter the model's context.
Do you secure MCP servers we build in-house?
Yes — secure defaults for authentication, authorization, and secret handling, plus a review before anything internal joins the allowlist. Internal servers benefit the most — a quick review turns convenient defaults into secure ones.
We use function calling and plugins too, not just MCP. Covered?
Covered — the program governs agent-to-tool trust in whatever wire format it takes. MCP is the fastest-growing and least-governed channel, but scoped credentials, gates, and logging apply to every way your agents reach systems.
What does the program cost?
Billed in 15-minute increments with an optional monthly cap; the map phase tells you the real scope before you commit further. Most clients are days away from a dramatically stronger posture — and every server added afterward inherits it automatically.
Every MCP server should join your stack like a great hire joins your team: vetted, scoped, and set up to do their best work.
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