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MCP
Security.
Audit your MCP implementation for tool misuse, permission escalation, injection attacks, and agent boundary violations.
Capabilities
What It Covers
MCP gives AI agents access to tools — file systems, APIs, databases, communication platforms. The more capable the agent, the larger the blast radius if tool permissions are too broad, injection defences are absent, or agent boundaries can be violated through crafted inputs.
Process
How It Works
Provide MCP configuration and tool list
We receive your MCP server configuration, tool definitions, system prompts, and data access permissions.
We audit tool permissions, injection surfaces, and agent behaviour
We test tool scope against least-privilege, probe injection via tool responses, attempt permission escalation, and assess agent boundaries.
Deliver findings with hardening steps
A prioritised findings report with specific steps — permission changes, validation requirements, prompt hardening, and logging improvements.
Who Benefits
Use Cases
Businesses deploying AI agents via MCP
Any business using MCP to give agents access to tools and data needs to verify that permissions are scoped correctly and injection defences are in place.
Developers building MCP servers
MCP server authors need to ensure their tool implementations validate inputs, scope data access correctly, and don't expose unintended capabilities.
Organisations using Claude or other MCP-compatible models with tool access
Claude and other models that support MCP can be given significant capabilities. This review confirms those capabilities are appropriately constrained.
Common Questions
What People Ask
MCP (Model Context Protocol) security involves auditing the tools, permissions, and data access granted to AI agents operating through the protocol. Risks include agents using tools beyond their intended scope, injection attacks through tool responses, and privilege escalation.
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