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Securing Your Model Context Protocol Footprint
Leaders across industries are using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to put tools in the hands of their AI agents, so they can do real work and drive measurable return on AI investments. However, it’s critical that MCP be implemented with guardrails to protect against malicious actors and unintended actions. Stacklok will show you how to use its open source ToolHive MCP platform to curate a trusted MCP registry and implement auth, token exchanges and other security best practices so you can put MCP into production.
What You Will Learn
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) overview and enterprise use cases
- Security risks and attack vectors in MCP implementations
- ToolHive MCP platform for curating a trusted MCP registry
- Implementing auth, token exchanges, and security best practices
- Putting MCP into production with proper guardrails
Speakers
Mark Hinkle
Host, Co-Founder, All Things AI
Jeremy Drouillard
Staff Software Engineer, Stacklok
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