> Securing MCP Servers at Scale: How to Govern AI Agents with an Enterprise Identity Fabric

Here’s a scenario you’ve probably seen: A developer downloads a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server from GitHub, runs it locally, connects it to their chat client or agent workflow, authorizes with a Personal Access Token (PAT) that grants excessive permissions, and starts using it. It works great. Then another developer does the same thing. And... The post Securing MCP Servers at Scale: How to Govern AI Agents with an Enterprise Identity Fabric appeared first on Strata.io. The post Securing MCP Servers at Scale: How to Govern AI Agents with an Enterprise Identity Fabric appeared first on Security Boulevard.