Secure MCP Server Engineering
We design, build, and harden MCP servers that pass enterprise security reviews
contact us nowMCP Security Audits
An assessment of your existing or planned server against the MCP authorization specification, token handling, scoping, tool design, audit, and directory requirements. Findings ranked by what blocks a review, plus a remediation plan your team can run.
MCP Server Engineering
Design and build of a production MCP server for your product: OAuth 2.1 wired to your identity provider, server-enforced per-user and per-tenant scoping, audit events for every call, deployed in your cloud with a security evidence pack.
Governed MCP Platforms
One gateway for many servers: centralized authorization, enterprise identity propagation, per-tool policy, unified audit to your SIEM, and an onboarding kit so your teams add servers without repeating the security work.
Staff Augmentation
A senior MCP or identity engineer inside your team, billed by the hour: specification tracking, vulnerability response, new tools as your product changes, and a named engineer your customers' security teams can talk to.
Built for the review
A working server is a week of work. One that passes an enterprise vendor review, lists in the directories your buyers use, and survives the next specification revision is a different job. That job is the only one we do.
Evidence, not assurances
Every build ships with a threat model, data-flow diagram, control matrix, and written answers to the questions on common security questionnaires, along with the results of our own attacks on the server.
US Based
Senior US-based engineers do the work, on your hours. The person who scopes an engagement writes the code, and no part of it is handed to an offshore bench.
Onsite or Remote
Remote by default across US time zones, inside your repositories and your cloud. We travel for a kickoff or a customer security meeting when being in the room helps.