We build the MCP servers. You govern the access.
Model Context Protocol is how AI agents reach your tools and data. We build the servers and the policy layer in front of them, so an agent uses only what you allow.
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- production MCP servers
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- SAP collections exposed, by sensitivity
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- SPIFFE/SPIRE identity per server
We don’t just connect to MCP. We build production servers across ERP, collaboration and security operations, govern them as non-human identities, and hold them to the protocol’s own security guidance. Most teams do one of those, if any.
How it works
Every tool call passes through policy.
MCP is the open standard for connecting AI agents to real tools and data. The catch the spec states plainly: it cannot enforce security itself. An agent with tool access is only as safe as the controls around it. So agents never touch your systems directly. Every request is mediated by a server we build and gated by policy that decides what each agent may do.
Building MCP servers is becoming common. Governing what agents may do with them is not.
Select a call to see the policy decision.
How MCP should be built
The protocol gives you a connection. Not a guardrail.
The MCP specification is explicit that it cannot enforce security at the protocol level. Every safeguard is the builder’s responsibility. These are the principles the spec and the OWASP GenAI guidance call for, and how we hold to them.
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Least privilege, per tool. Each server gets only the capabilities it needs, granted and revoked per tool, never a blanket session.
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Authorize the call, not the session. A valid login is no blank cheque. Capability-based access control decides what each identity may do.
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Human in the loop for irreversible actions. Deletes, exports and transfers need a person. Anything outside policy escalates automatically.
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Authenticated and bound. No server runs open. Each gets a short-lived SPIFFE/SPIRE identity with per-server token binding.
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Treat tool output as untrusted. Arguments are checked for injection and responses are sanitized before they reach the model.
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Audit every call. Who called what, with which arguments, and what came back, logged like any privileged automation.
What we build
Production MCP servers, running today.
Built for real systems, across the domains our customers actually run on.
SAP Business ByDesign
An agent queries live ERP data in plain language, on-premises, with no external model. Every collection is classified by sensitivity before it is exposed.
Secure collaboration
Agents search, summarize and act inside your on-premises collaboration platform, under per-message AES-256-GCM encryption and the same DLP and role-based access that govern your people.
Security operations toolset
A suite of MCP servers that give security agents controlled access to exactly the systems they need during an engagement, and nothing more.
What we govern
An MCP server is a non-human identity. We govern it like one.
An MCP server holds credentials and reaches into your systems, exactly like a service account or an AI agent. So it runs under the same machine-identity governance fabric as every other workload, not a gate bolted on the side.
Discover
Found even when unregistered, via an 8-phase OWASP NHI scan.
Identify
A short-lived SPIFFE/SPIRE identity, rotated hourly.
Scope
Capability-based access. Only what it was granted.
Risk-tier
By severity, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.
Decide
Allow, deny, or escalate to a person.
Watch
Anomaly detection flags behavioral drift.
Proof, not promises
We build it, govern it, and run it in production.
We build MCP servers for the enterprise systems you run, and govern every one as a non-human identity. SAP Business ByDesign, on-premises collaboration and a security operations toolset are live today, each discovered, scoped to least privilege, and logged on every call. The systems are yours to choose. The controls are the part most teams skip.
Give your agents tools. Keep the controls.
Whether you are exposing your own systems over MCP or connecting to ours, we build the servers and the policy layer that keeps them safe.
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