Make enterprise APIs discoverable and consumable by AI agents. Compare the five integration patterns, the core challenges, and how to choose.
What enterprise MCP is, why scaling MCP safely is hard, and the control-plane architecture (identity, governance, gateway, observability) enterprises need for AI agents.
MCP gateway vs MCP proxy: a proxy moves traffic, a gateway governs identity, consent, authorization, and audit. Learn when you need each for production AI agents.
A practical guide to MCP governance: registries, allowlists, RBAC, and policy to safely govern third-party MCP tools and servers across the enterprise.
How to monitor MCP servers: the metrics that matter (tool latency, error rates, usage patterns), logging and tracing with OpenTelemetry, and what not to log.
Understand MCP security: the top risks (prompt injection, tool poisoning, excessive permissions) and the controls that secure Model Context Protocol servers and agents.
What an MCP server catalog is, public directories vs a governed internal registry, and how enterprises curate approved MCP servers with provenance and access control.
MCP server security best practices: OAuth 2.1, least privilege, scope control, credential vaults, and auditing to ship production-ready AI agents safely.
MCP tool poisoning hides malicious instructions in tool metadata. Learn how the attack works, real CVEs, and how an MCP gateway detects and blocks it.
Learn what an MCP gateway is, how it works, and why it's essential for securing AI agents and MCP servers at enterprise scale: features, benefits, and architecture.
How MCP server authentication works: OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, token validation, the confused-deputy problem, and delegating auth to an identity provider. With examples.
A practical guide to MCP implementations: architecture, official SDKs, reference/example servers, a step-by-step build, and a hands-on walkthrough governing an existing server with WSO2 AI Workspace.
Learn how to turn a REST API into an MCP server: map endpoints to tools, handle auth and schemas, and avoid the auto-convert trap. Step-by-step with examples.
Secure write-capable MCP tools at the gateway using access control, scope authorization, rate limiting, and Moesif analytics.