Security

MCP servers, AI agents, and shadow gateways introduce attack surfaces that traditional security reviews weren’t designed to assess. Without auditability of network calls, identity propagation across agent chains, and centralized credential management, every new integration is an unquantified risk.

• MCP servers must be auditable for network calls and data access patterns
• Agent-to-agent identity propagation must maintain security context across hops
• New attack vectors from MCP/agent patterns must be assessable by security teams
• Must support enterprise security review processes before production deployment
• Shadow API gateways and infrastructure must be discoverable for security assessment
• Centralized credential management must be enforceable for 3rd-party API access