Policy, Visibility, and Control:
The Safety Net for AI Agent Activity
MCP Manager Gateways Give You Control & Security
in an Era of Rising Exposure
Gateways to Protect Data from External Threats
MCP Manager gateways control how data flows between AI hosts and MCP servers. Without them, your business is exposed to devastating security risks. Each gateway governs access, behavior, monitoring, and visibility.
Critical Policies for Hosts, Servers, and Data
Without strict policies, your network is vulnerable to catastrophic breaches. MCP Manager enforces global policies around things like:
- Activity logging
- Approvals
- Alerts & responses to detected threats
Control Access to MCP Features that Expose Vulnerabilities
MCP Manager lets you set strict policies for approving or restricting MCP features. Without these controls, your system is exposed to serious risks. Enforce guardrails on:
- ✏️ Prompts agents are allowed to send
- 📁 Resources they can access or request
- 🛠️ Tools they’re permitted to use
Audit Logs: Essential for Visibility and Security
Set policies around logging to ensure that you have an audit of all communications between the host, AI agents, gateway, and MCP servers.
You can turn logging off or on. Admins can access these logs by downloading a CSV file that details all tool calls.
The Control Plane That Protects
Systems Before It’s Too Late
Abnormal Behavior Protection
MCPs create additional data pathways, expanding your network’s attack surface.
Gateways created in MCP Manager provide continuous monitoring of usage patterns across your network. Detect abnormal behavior between AI and MCP servers before it can lead to a security breach.
Rug Pull Protection & Safeguards
Rug pulls are a critical vulnerability within the MCP landscape because they are so insidious; they change a tool’s configuration after approval, causing harm, data theft, or worse.
MCP Manager uses AI-powered risk analysis to prevent these sudden, unauthorized changes to your systems.
Tool Poisoning Protection
Our gateways inspect responses from MCP servers (such as tool calls, prompts, and resources) to detect malicious instructions that would otherwise poison your systems.
Our Automatic Prompt Sanitizing uses advanced detection systems to ensure that nefarious tool calls attempting to exploit vulnerabilities are detected and blocked.
Anti-mimicry for Rogue Agents
Bad actors aren’t the only security threat for MCP servers—confused or rogue agents can cause significant issues, too.
Our Anti-Mimicry feature detects tool calls that could confuse an MCP client into calling the wrong tool.
Set policies to get alerts or even quarantine the gateway if this happens.
Keep Customer Data Secure as AI Interacts with It
Outbound & Inbound Content Filters
Get control over sensitive data sent to or received from MCP servers. Enforce strict security measures to protect data throughout its journey.
Replace sensitive data (e.g., Social Security numbers) with a user-defined mask before transmission. You can also block any data that matches a detection pattern.
Server Rate Limiting
Keep your MCP environments secure and mitigate the risk of denial-of-service (DoS) attacks by controlling the frequency of requests to tools, resources, and prompts.
With MCP Manager, you can configure multiple overlapping rate limits —such as “Max 10 calls per minute” and “Max 100 calls per hour”—to prevent abuse.
Set Custom Rules for Alerts, Responses & More
Set the conditions that trigger your custom rules.
Apply filters to narrow down the conditions of your triggers.
Define the responses triggered by the filters — such as alerts, human approval, quarantine/block or more.
Feature-Type Filters for Server & Client
Gain granular control over which features are allowed or blocked at both the server and client levels.
These filters let you define the behavior for different tool-types and client features, ensuring flexibility and control over your security policites.
MCP Manager Security Features
By default, MCPs offer a wide-open connection. Gain control and security with MCP Manager.
Audit Logs for Visibility
Gain visibility by getting a real-time record of every tool call. Always know which agent did what, and when. Export logs or filter them right in MCP Manager.
Enterprise-Grade Security
Built to fit your existing identity stack — with Okta, Entra, and more. MCP Manager works with your identity management for both people and AI agents.
Tool Call Restrictions
The default for MCPs is a wide-open connection. MCP Manager gives you the ability to choose what tool calls you do and don’t want.
Approval Enforcement
Security and governance has always relied on human intervention and approvals. AI security should be no different.
Zero-Code Setup
MCP Manager is easy to setup. Connect the MCP servers your teams need to use without losing precious development time.
Alerts and Monitoring
Get alerts if suspicious activity takes place and monitor what agents are accessing what tools. Rest easy knowing MCP Manager keeps your connections secure.
Why Tech Leaders Cannot Wait to Address MCP Security Risks
#1: Teams Are Using MCP Servers Today (Without Security)
Teams at your organization (and your competitors) are unlocking the power of AI with MCP tools. You likely have risks you are not aware of happening today. You must provide oversight or risk serious harm to your data and organization.
#2: Rogue AI Agents Can Cause Serious Damage
It’s not just bad actors who can tap into the wide-open connections that MCP servers initiate by default. Confused and uncontrolled AI agents can unintentionally leak, corrupt, or exfiltrate sensitive data. Avoid destructive tool calls, PII exposure, and unauthorized actions.
#3: The C-Suite Expects AI Adoption
Executives expect teams to use MCP servers and AI to do more with less. And they expect you to de-risk it. Waiting for a breach isn’t a strategy. Start today.
#4: You Can’t Respond to What You Can’t See
Traditional logging doesn’t cover agent behavior. Without visibility into AI tool calls, incident response becomes guesswork — leaving your organization exposed.
#5: MCP Risks Are Silent Until They’re Catastophic
A single unapproved tool call can damage systems or leak sensitive information. Many of these risks don’t surface until it’s too late — unless you proactively monitor and control agent behavior.