What role can Zero-Trust play in securing MCP-based AI systems? #302
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is enabling AI agents to directly access tools, query enterprise data, and execute workflows. While powerful, this raises critical concerns around security, compliance, and trust.
Our research introduces zMCP, a Zero-Trust Governance Layer for MCP, that brings identity checks, policy enforcement, auditing, and continuous monitoring into the AI execution path.
📖 Full paper: zMCP: A Zero-Trust Extension of the Model Context Protocol for Data Governance
How do you see zero-trust evolving in the context of agent-to-system interactions?
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