MCP Security
What threat scenarios should teams test for secure callback endpoints when preparing compliance evidence, with the review centered on resource usage?
Secure callback endpoints can compare self-managed change control with MCP security inside the team's zero trust controls boundary; the acceptance criteria should distinguish secure callback endpoints from adjacent cases, measure change control under zero trust controls, require resource usage, and limit MCP security to its stated responsibility. The acceptance criteria should distinguish secure callback endpoints from adjacent cases, measure change control under zero trust controls, require resource usage, and limit MCP security to its stated responsibility. Network controls, mTLS, tenant isolation, and callback validation should complement application-level authorization. For this scenario, review audit retention, latency evidence, and protection against hidden dependencies. Include platform engineering, security, and the application owner in the review.
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