MCP Security Consulting
Design and review MCP tools, agent permissions, audit trails, and runtime boundaries before automation gets risky.
Who it is for
- - Teams exposing tools to AI agents
- - Developers building MCP servers
- - Businesses that need agent workflows with auditability
Problems it solves
- - Tools exposed with too much authority
- - No clear audit trail for agent actions
- - Prompt-level safety used where runtime policy is needed
Deliverables
- - MCP surface review
- - Tool permission and capability model
- - Audit and logging recommendations
- - Safer deployment pattern
Tools and stack
Model Context ProtocolTypeScriptPythonpolicy gatesaudit logsmTLStool schemas
Example use cases
- - Review an MCP server before production
- - Add safer tool boundaries
- - Design an audit-first agent workflow
Questions this page answers
Is MCP security different from normal app security?
Yes. Agents can call tools quickly and unexpectedly, so capability limits and logs matter more than prompt wording alone.
Can you help design a new MCP server?
Yes. The best time to add safety boundaries is before the tool surface becomes large.
