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MCP vs API – Why They’re Very Different and Why That Matters For You

MCP and API are both methods of integration that, on the surface, offer similar capabilities. They both provide a way to expose resources, including functionality and...
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Finding The Gateway To Enterprise AI Adoption

Enterprises that are leading the way in AI adoption recognize that the Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the key to unlock AI’s long-promised rewards. Without MCP,...
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OAuth for MCP Explained

OAuth is the recommended authorization framework for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that use HTTP for transportation, and a clear understanding of how OAuth works has...
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MCP Identity Management – Your Complete Guide

MCP servers unleash the potential of AI agents, delivering astounding improvements in productivity and expanding every organization’s capababilities to act, learn, and deliver. However, there are...
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MCP Server Logging – Why You Need It and How To Get It

MCP server logging is a foundational component of using MCP servers in businesses and other organizations. Developers experimenting with MCP servers can get by with built-in...
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MCP Gateways Explained

Agentic AI and MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers are powerful, transformational technologies, but they’re also mercurial, unpredictable, and extremely vulnerable to exploitation by malicious actors.  Adding...
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MCP Tool Poisoning: How It Works and How To Prevent It

MCP tool poisoning is a new form of indirect prompt injection attack made possible through AI agents interacting with tools, such as SaaS apps, via MCP...