Five MCP answers to give your CISO (before they ask)

Help security say yes to more MCP servers, faster.

You're closer to your MCP servers than anyone in security. Answer a few questions, and we'll turn what you know into a one-page brief your CISO can act on: where the exposure sits, what's under control, and what needs a decision.

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No server names, no individual names, and no scores. The brief goes only to you. ActiveState keeps your answers to write your brief and to prepare for a follow-up call if you book one.

What you get

A brief security values

Titled "Our AI agents already run third-party code: a five-point security brief before we scale," written in terms security cares about.

A drill your team can run

The shutdown test from Leslie's session, written as five steps security and engineering can run together in a safe environment.

A path to a joint conversation

Three questions for security and engineering to work through together. A short ActiveState section sits at the very end, set apart from your brief, with a link to book a joint call.

The five answers

  1. What's running. How many servers you run, who runs them, and where that number is headed.
  2. Where the code comes from. Who wrote it, and who approves changes to it.
  3. What can change. Whether a new version can run before anyone reviews it.
  4. What it can reach. The data and credentials your agents touch.
  5. How fast you can stop it. The time between deciding to shut a server off and having it off everywhere.
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