Adrian Goins

Adrian Goins

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The New Supply Chain Frontier: Securing MCP Security and Agent Skills

Snyk’s ToxicSkills audit dropped in February 2026 with numbers that reframe the MCP security conversation entirely: 1,467 malicious payloads across 3,984 scanned skills, a 36% flaw rate, and 76 confirmed malicious skills with active payloads. Within days, Antiy CERT documented ClawHavoc, a coordinated supply chain campaign that poisoned 1,184 skills on ClawHub before most platform […]

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Strengthening MCP Security Against Cascading AI Breaches

Guard your data with robust MCP security. Defend against AI breaches today with advanced MCP gateway solutions that ensure your business’s safety.

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The 13 Best MCP Gateways for Enterprise Teams in 2026: An Honest Comparison

Explore the top 13 MCP gateways for enterprise teams in 2026. This honest review of the top gateways cuts to the truth about which to use and when.

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Solving the AI Agent Architecture Gap in Modern Development

Developers building with Claude Code are converging on the same solutions without talking to each other. Nobody coordinated this.

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The Trust Crisis: Why MCP Security Fails Autonomous Agents

The sessions on agentic AI at RSAC 2026 were packed because practitioners were scared, and smart enough to know it.

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Dangerous MCP OAuth Shortcuts are Ruining Security

Hundreds of production servers are already compromised or dangerously exposed, and the organizations running them likely have no visibility into it.

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The Claude Leak Crisis: A Masterclass in MCP Security

When a Build Oversight Becomes an Involuntary Open-Source Project Anthropic shipped a source map by accident. By the time anyone noticed, 3,800 developers had already downloaded it, and the MCP security implications were sitting on their machines in 512,000 lines of unobfuscated TypeScript. The instinct is to treat this as an embarrassing stumble by a […]

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Claude Code Tips: The Master Guide to Advanced Agent Workflows

The right claude code tips aren’t about working harder or writing longer prompts; they’re about understanding the mechanics underneath. This guide shows you the real patterns to use.

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Navigating MCP Architecture’s Awkward Adolescence

If you’ve been building with MCP for any length of time, you’ve probably already discovered that the protocol works exactly as advertised, and that working as advertised creates its own set of problems. The MCP architecture that solved the N×M integration nightmare has generated a new category of friction: context bloat from over-connected servers, static […]

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Shadow AI: Managing MCP Security in Automated Sales Teams

MCP security is no longer an abstract concern for IT teams planning future deployments. It’s a live problem running inside sales organizations right now, on personal accounts, without anyone’s approval.

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The Rise of Claude Code: Why MCP Governance Redefines Enterprise Security

The Claude Code ecosystem has crossed from interesting experiment to load-bearing platform. Here’s what that means for enterprise security, MCP governance, and the visibility gap growing underneath it all.

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Why Enterprises Need MCP Governance Now

MCP governance is no longer a future-state concern. The infrastructure decisions organizations make in the next two quarters will determine whether their agent deployments are auditable, controllable, and secure, or whether they’re inheriting a sprawl problem that compounds faster than any team can manage manually.

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How to Manage Multiple AI Coding Agents (Without Hand-Rolling Tools)

When you’re running Claude Code, Gemini, and Codex in parallel, the AI isn’t the slow part. You are. Teams managing multiple AI coding agents across parallel sessions discover that the real friction isn’t model capability — it’s coordination.

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The Reality of MCP Security: A CTO Action Plan

Six concrete MCP attack patterns with documented mechanics, the adoption gap that concentrates current risk, and a layered defense framework that security and engineering teams can actually ship.

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