Tag: MCP

Stateless requests, explicit state, and routing metadata bring familiar distributed-systems patterns to agent infrastructure at scale.
The gateway label now covers several very different jobs. The useful question is what traffic each gateway handles, what decision it supports, and where identity and access fit in the architecture.
The second in a five-part series on how MCP is moving beyond tool calling, and what that shift means for agent workflows, interoperability, and enterprise use.
Aembit now integrates with CrowdStrike AI Detection and Response to secure MCP connections and inspect what happens after an AI agent connects.
The first in a five-part series on how MCP is changing for real-world use, and what those changes mean for teams building and securing agent systems.
Compare 10 identity security vendors for AI agents, including where each fits and what buyers should examine before choosing.
Aembit now supports Microsoft Copilot Studio, giving security teams secure agent authentication to enterprise resources, least-privilege access at runtime, and a complete audit trail of every access event.
Static access rules fail in dynamic MCP environments. Context-based access control evaluates identity, context and resources in real time.
When enterprises deploy Claude for Work, every agent inherits the employee’s full identity and access rights with no guardrails, no policy, and no audit trail. Here’s how one $300B investment firm closed that gap, and what it means for yours.
You can stand up an MCP server in minutes, but controlling how it authenticates and what it can access is where the real work begins.