Why Global Engineering Teams Standardize on MCP
Eliminate ad-hoc plugin scripts. Empower developers to query codebases, databases, and microservices with governed, auditable Model Context Protocol pipelines.
Private Internal MCP Registry
Host proprietary internal MCP servers behind your firewall. Expose your internal microservice endpoints, data lakes, and Jira workflows without publishing them to community repos.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Define strict tool invocation policies per team. Ensure only authorized DevOps engineers can run deployment tools, while data scientists receive read-only database introspection.
Audit Logging & DLP Redaction
Capture complete execution logs of every LLM tool interaction. Built-in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) masks credit card numbers, social security tokens, and secrets in tool outputs.
VPC & On-Premises Deployment
Deploy MCP gateway containers inside your private AWS, GCP, or Azure VPC, or in air-gapped on-premise Kubernetes clusters with zero outbound internet dependencies.
Enterprise Secret Vaults
Directly integrate with HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, and CyberArk. Inject temporary scoped credentials at the moment of tool execution and revoke immediately.
Custom Server Engineering
Partner with certified Model Context Protocol engineers to design custom, high-throughput MCP servers for proprietary ERPs, mainframe databases, and specialized analytics pipelines.
Empower your developers with governed agentic tools.
Speak with an MCP Solutions Architect to discuss your security requirements, fleet deployment goals, or custom toolchain development.
Enterprise Security & Deployment FAQ
Common questions answered for InfoSec and IT procurement teams.
Does our internal source code or data pass through MCP Market servers?
No. Model Context Protocol is an open, distributed protocol. Your MCP servers run entirely locally or in your private VPC. We provide the registry, configuration templates, and enterprise orchestration gateway—your data never traverses third-party servers.
How do we prevent engineers from running unauthorized community servers?
Our Enterprise Fleet Policy agent enforces an allowlist of approved MCP servers and verified cryptographic hashes. Unapproved servers are blocked from executing on managed developer machines.
Can we connect our self-hosted databases and legacy mainframes?
Yes. You can build custom MCP servers using the official TypeScript and Python SDKs or engage our enterprise engineering team to build hardened connectors for Oracle, SAP, AS400, or bespoke internal REST/gRPC APIs.