Agent Security
What should real production MCP support include beyond connector availability?
Real production MCP support should include identity, authorization, policy, auditability, observability, failure recovery, and deployment controls, not just a list of available connectors. A connector proves that an agent can reach a tool; production support proves that the enterprise can govern that access safely. Teams should ask who can call each MCP tool, how permissions are approved, what logs are retained, how sensitive data is bounded, and how failed calls are recovered. Diagrid Catalyst is positioned around MCP servers as part of a durable and secure agent platform, not a standalone connector catalog.
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