MCP Server Governance
Model Context Protocol servers give AI agents access to your tools, data, and infrastructure. Netallion AI Assurance inventories every MCP server, assigns trust scores across 8 dimensions, and enforces per-method action controls — allow, deny, review, or log.
MCP Servers Are the New Shadow IT
Teams spin up MCP servers to give agents access to databases, APIs, and internal tools. Without governance, you have no visibility into what agents can reach or what data flows through these servers.
83%
Of orgs have untracked MCP servers
4.2x
More methods exposed than intended
8
Trust scoring dimensions
4
Per-method action types
How MCP Governance Works
Continuous discovery, assessment, and enforcement for every MCP server in your environment.
Trust Scoring Across 8 Dimensions
Provenance
Is the server from a verified publisher? Is the source code auditable?
Permissions
What data and systems can this server access? Principle of least privilege score.
Network Exposure
Is the server internet-facing? Does it accept inbound connections from unknown agents?
Authentication
Does the server enforce auth? Mutual TLS, API keys, or open access?
Update Cadence
When was the server last updated? Are known vulnerabilities patched?
Usage Patterns
How many agents connect? What methods are called? Anomaly detection on call volume.
Data Sensitivity
What classification of data flows through this server? PII, credentials, internal docs?
Blast Radius
If compromised, how many agents, tools, and identities are affected?
Key Capabilities
Shadow MCP Discovery
Automatically discover MCP servers that were never registered. Network scanning and agent config analysis surface servers security teams never knew existed.
Per-Method Action Control
Go beyond server-level allow/deny. Set granular policies on individual methods — allow read operations while requiring review for write operations on the same server.
Blast Radius Mapping
For every MCP server, see exactly which agents connect, what methods they call, and what data they access. Understand the full impact of a compromised server.
Continuous Compliance
Automatically flag MCP servers that violate organizational policies: unencrypted connections, excessive permissions, missing authentication, or unapproved data access.
The Only MCP Governance Platform
| Capability | Netallion AI Assurance | Manual Audit | API Gateway |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCP server discovery | — | — | |
| 8-dimension trust scoring | — | — | |
| Per-method action control | — | ||
| Shadow server detection | — | — | |
| Blast radius mapping | — | — | |
| Agent-to-server relationship graph | — | — | |
| Continuous drift detection | — | — | |
| Policy-as-code | — |
Take Control of Your MCP Infrastructure
Discover shadow servers. Score trust. Enforce per-method policies. Start your 14-day Business trial.