Transform your MCP servers from security liability to enterprise-ready infrastructure with automated scanning, OAuth integration, and real-time protection.
Every day, more organizations adopt MCP servers to extend their AI capabilities. But each new server introduces critical security gaps.
The Cost of Getting it Wrong
Recent research shows that as "enterprise organizations look to adopt [MCP], they are confronted with a hard truth: it lacks important security functionality" – leaving critical AI infrastructure exposed to breaches, data exfiltration, and compliance violations.
MCP Keeper is the first comprehensive security platform built specifically
for Model Context Protocol servers.
Think of it as a next-generation
application firewall designed for the AI era.
Automatically discovers and catalogs all MCP server capabilities as they evolve.
Single point of control for all MCP server authentication and authorization.
Seamless integration with Auth0, AWS Cognito, Microsoft EntraID, and more.
Real-time visibility into access patterns and potential threats.
MCP Keeper is focused on giving you maximum security in minimum effort.
The centralized management console and tools allow you to complete hours
of work in a few minutes.
Connect your MCP servers and Keeper auto-scans capabilities and creates baseline policies.
Our gateway filters requests, validates inputs, and enforces access controls.
Keeper automatically updates security policies and alerts you to changes.
Connect to your existing identity providers for seamless authentication.
See how MCP Access compares to other MCP security approaches
| Challenge | MCP Keeper | Manual Implementation | Generic Security Tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCP-Specific Threats | ✅ Built-in protection for all MCP vulnerabilities | Vulnerable to confused deputy, session hijacking | Limited MCP context |
| Capability Discovery | ✅ Automatic scanning and real-time updates | Manual tracking and updates | No MCP awareness |
| OAuth Integration | ✅ Pre-built MCP-optimized OAuth flows | Weeks of custom development | Generic implementations |
| Multi-Server Management | ✅ Centralized management dashboard | Individual configuration | No unified control |
| Time to Secure | ✅ Minutes with automatic policies | 2-4 weeks per server | 1-2 weeks configuration |
| Maintenance Overhead | ✅ Low - automated management | High - constant updates | Medium - manual tuning |
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MCP servers are susceptible to various security threats, including prompt injection, tool poisoning, and unauthorized access.To mitigate these risks, it's essential to implement robust authentication mechanisms, such as OAuth 2.0, and enforce strict access controls using Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).Additionally, regular security audits and vulnerability scanning can help identify and address potential vulnerabilities.
Managing and securing multiple MCP servers requires a centralized approach to configuration management and monitoring.Implementing tools that provide real-time threat detection, auditing, and agent behavior monitoring can enhance security across all servers.Additionally, adopting a unified security policy and ensuring consistent application of security measures across all servers is crucial.
To ensure MCP server security during development and deployment:
By integrating these practices into the development and deployment processes, organizations can enhance the security of their MCP servers.
In a multi-tenant environment, securing MCP servers involves:
These practices help maintain a secure and compliant multi-tenant MCP server environment.
MCP servers are vulnerable to various security threats, including prompt injection, tool poisoning, and unauthorized access due to inconsistent authentication and authorization mechanisms.MCP Keeper mitigates these risks by offering automated capability scanning, enforcing OAuth 2.1 authentication, and providing real-time security analytics.Its unified security gateway ensures that all incoming requests are validated and authorized before reaching your MCP servers.
Yes, MCP Keeper supports integration with major identity providers such as Auth0, AWS Cognito, and Microsoft EntraID.Additionally, it can accommodate custom OpenID Connect (OIDC) and OAuth implementations, allowing it to adapt to your organization's unique authentication needs.
Absolutely. MCP Keeper is framework-agnostic and can integrate with any MCP server implementation, including FastMCP, Node.js-based servers, Python implementations, and more.This flexibility ensures that it can secure a wide range of MCP infrastructures without compatibility issues.
Several tools are available to audit and secure MCP servers, including:
These tools can help identify and mitigate security risks in MCP server deployments.
