Server inventory and validation
An up-to-date list of allowed MCP servers, with every connection validated in real time.
Stop misconfigured and rogue MCP connectors
MCP servers connect agents directly into your systems. Kirin keeps an inventory of every server, validates every connection, and flags configuration drift, while AgentMesh scans the servers themselves.
The integration layer nobody is watching.
IAM governs identity and DLP watches content. Neither sees the MCP server an agent just connected to, what it can do, or whether its configuration changed last night. Knostic protects the layer where agents and servers meet.
How Knostic secures MCP
Configuration drift
Before Knostic
Every tool exposes MCP controls differently, and every developer sets them differently. Baselines drift tool by tool.
After Knostic
One MCP policy across every agent, with any deviation flagged as drift the moment it happens.
Rogue and malicious servers
Before Knostic
An agent installs an MCP server from a registry. It is malicious, and it runs with the developer's permissions.
After Knostic
AgentMesh scans the server and rates it. Kirin blocks the connection before it is established.
Key capabilities
Approved configuration enforcement
Keep MCP settings aligned to secure baselines across every agent.
Drift alerts
Deviations from policy or misconfigurations flagged as they occur.
AgentMesh verdicts
Every MCP server scanned for prompt injection, malicious behaviour, and supply-chain risk.
Threat intelligence
Detections enriched with Knostic research on malicious MCP packages and extensions.
Audit trail
Connections, blocks, and drift events logged for review.
Frequently asked questions
They connect directly into enterprise systems with the agent's permissions. A misconfigured or malicious server is a hidden access path.
By enforcing secure configuration, maintaining the server inventory, validating connections, and blocking unapproved servers in real time.
IAM governs identity and DLP watches content. Knostic protects the integration layer where agents and servers connect.
Yes. AgentMesh continuously rescans the ecosystem and Knostic's research feeds new detections.
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