MCP & Agent Identity
Model Context Protocol security, non-human identity, fine-grained authorization, and the machine-identity crisis enterprises now have to solve.
Articles
MCP security: secure configuration, identity and gateway authorization
How to run the Model Context Protocol safely in production: an MCP gateway, authorization and scoping, and non-human identity controls that keep agent tooling under control.
Read →MCP gateways and runtime authorization for agents
Why agents need an authorization decision at the moment of each action — and how an MCP gateway centralizes policy, approvals and audit for tool access.
Read →Non-human identity: governing the agents that act for you
Agents authenticate as machine identities, not people. Here is why non-human identity is now a core control — and how to inventory, scope and rotate it.
Read →The OWASP MCP Top 10: securing the protocol agents run on
A practical walkthrough of the OWASP MCP Top 10 — the security risks specific to Model Context Protocol servers — and the controls that address each.
Read →Zero-trust for AI agents: implementing never-trust, always-verify in production
How to operationalize zero-trust for autonomous agents and the tools and agents they call — identity, policy enforcement and segmentation that make continuous verification real in production.
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