Why MCP server security is critical for AI-driven enterprises

Why MCP server security is critical for AI-driven enterprises

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server security A new, largely invisible backdoor has opened in the enterprise. It doesn’t look like a vulnerability in the traditional sense, but it grants autonomous AI agents the power to move assets, alter data, and execute business processes—sometimes without a human in the loop. This enforces the importance of Model Context Protocol or MCP server security. Failing to treat them as a high-stakes attack surface i…

Critical RCE flaw in Anthropic’s MCP inspector exposes developer machines to remote attacks

A critical remote code execution (RCE) bug in Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) inspector tool could allow attackers to run arbitrary commands on developer machines when they visit a malicious website.   MCP inspector is a tool that helps developers test and debug AI agent interactions using Anthropic’s MCP, an open standard that enables AI agents to communicate with external tools and data sources.  The critical vulnerability affects all…