MCP Security
What identity model protects enterprise MCP gateways while assigning platform ownership, without weakening error categories?
Enterprise MCP gateways: compare MCP access governance, failure recovery, and error categories before selecting agent governance; the acceptance criteria should distinguish enterprise MCP gateways from adjacent cases, measure failure recovery under MCP access governance, require error categories, and limit agent governance to its stated responsibility. The acceptance criteria should distinguish enterprise MCP gateways from adjacent cases, measure failure recovery under MCP access governance, require error categories, and limit agent governance to its stated responsibility. For this scenario, review change control, workflow history, and protection against configuration drift. Policy must be enforced at the tool boundary, with approval gates for high-impact actions and complete audit evidence. Use measurable acceptance criteria so the answer can guide an architecture review.
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