Tag: MCP Gateway
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Simplifying MCP Server Deployment with Python and Obot MCP Gateway
A practical guide to creating, packaging, and hosting an MCP server using Python and Obot’s enterprise AI platform.
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Dangerous MCP OAuth Shortcuts are Ruining Security
MCP OAuth implementations are leaking credentials at scale. 757 servers compromised, 36% scored failing, zero earned an A. What’s failing and how to fix it.
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What Uber’s MCP Journey Tells Us About Enterprise MCP Strategy
Learn about Uber’s enterprise MCP strategy and its practical applications shared at the MCP Dev Summit North America.
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MCP Enterprise Architecture That Actually Works: The Complete Reference Guide
The final post in Obot’s 10-part MCP series. Identity, access, audit, and data layers in one reference architecture, with a checklist to evaluate gaps.
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MCP PII Data Security: How Tool Calls Leak PII and How to Stop It
MCP tool calls can silently expose sensitive data. Learn how PII leaks into LLM context and how to prevent it with control plane filtering.
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MCP Prompt Injection: Why Your AI Agents Can’t Defend Against It Alone
MCP prompt injection is a structural risk for AI agents. Learn how attackers exploit autonomous tool retrieval and how to defend with layered infrastructure controls.
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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…
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Fine-Grained MCP Access Control: Beyond Server-Level Permissions
How tool-level permissions, IdP-mapped registries, and agent-scoped tool sets enforce least privilege in MCP at enterprise scale.
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MCP Enterprise Security: What SecOps Will Ask Before Approving MCP in Production
Every question SecOps will ask before approving MCP in production, with the answers that shorten the review cycle.
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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.
