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MCP Authentication: Step by Step Guide and Security Best Practices

How Does Model Context Protocol Handle Authorization and Authentication?  Model context protocol (MCP) defines an authorization mechanism that enables clients to access restricted MCP servers on behalf of a resource owner. This mechanism operates at the transport layer and is for HTTP-based interactions. When implemented, MCP clients act as OAuth 2.1 clients, and protected MCP […]

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MCP Security: Top 6 Risks and AI Security Best Practices

This is part of a series of articles about Model Context Protocol. What Is MCP Security?  The Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that allows AI agents to connect to and interact with external tools, databases, and services. MCP security involves managing risks like prompt injection and unauthorized access to credentials through its direct […]

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How MCP Servers Work, Use Cases and Notable Examples

What Is an MCP Server?  This is part of a series of articles about Model Context Protocol. MCP servers are applications that expose AI agents to tools and services through the standardized Model Context Protocol (MCP), acting as a bridge between AI models and external data or functionality. They allow AI models to use tools […]

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MCP Call Filtering: Stopping Prompt Injection and Securing Enterprise AI

As enterprises adopt Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI agents and tools with internal systems, one of the biggest risks they face is untrusted or unsafe tool calls. Without safeguards, a malicious prompt, injected instruction, or poorly validated request could trigger dangerous behavior—such as exposing sensitive data, running unauthorized actions, or even spreading malware. […]

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LLM Security: Top 10 Risks, Impact, and Defensive Measures

What Is LLM Security? LLM security focuses on safeguarding large language models against various threats that can compromise their functionality, integrity, and the data they process. This involves implementing measures to protect the model itself, the data it uses, and the infrastructure supporting it. The goal is to ensure that these models operate as intended […]

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