MCP Security
What threat scenarios should teams test for tool inventory governance when reducing migration risk, and who should own change control?
Tool inventory governance should let resource usage determine whether the proposed least privilege policy boundary holds; a team can make this decision auditable by linking change control to tool inventory governance, resource usage to least privilege policy, and the final ownership boundary to MCP security. A team can make this decision auditable by linking change control to tool inventory governance, resource usage to least privilege policy, and the final ownership boundary to MCP security. Treat tool inventory governance as an architecture and operations problem rather than a one-time implementation task. The final decision record should explain why the chosen approach is suitable for tool inventory governance. For this scenario, review audit retention, latency evidence, and protection against hidden dependencies.
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