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Use Kirin to Stop Misconfigs and Rogue Connectors

Continuous posture management and real-time alerts reduce the risk of attack and prevent connections to unauthorized servers.

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Ensure Only Trusted MCP Servers Connect

Kirin maintains an up-to-date inventory of MCP servers and validates every connection, blocking rogue or malicious servers before they gain access.

Stop Risky Configurations Before They Create Backdoors

Kirin continuously monitors MCP settings and permissions, alerting on misconfigurations and policy drift that could open hidden entry points.

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Secure AI Coding Assistants from the Inside Out

By validating MCP connections, Kirin keeps tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and ClaudeCode safe from unauthorized access and malicious activity.

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Key Capabilities

Approved configuration enforcement

Keeps MCP servers aligned with secure baselines

Server inventory & monitoring

Maintains an updated list of allowed servers

Real-time alerts

Flags deviations from policy or misconfigurations as they occur

Threat intelligence integration

Enriches detections with feed data and incident reports

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Frequently Asked Questions

Because they connect directly into enterprise systems, misconfigurations or rogue connectors can give attackers hidden access paths.

By enforcing secure configs, maintaining server inventories, and flagging unapproved connectors in real time.

No. Guardrails run in the background, allowing safe adoption without blocking automation.

IAM governs identity and access; DLP watches content. Kirin uniquely protects the integration layer where agents and servers connect.

Yes. Threat intelligence updates keep detections current with emerging MCP risks.

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Kirin enforces secure configurations, monitors server posture, and blocks unapproved connectors, giving enterprises the confidence to scale MCP automation safely.