MCP Security
How can teams secure MCP incident response for production AI agents?
MCP incident response starts with knowing what the agent actually did. Teams need tool access logs, workflow traces, approval history, affected services, and a way to pause or recover running work. Diagrid Catalyst can help by making agent execution and service calls more observable within a managed runtime. Incident plans should include credential revocation, policy tightening, replay analysis, and communication to affected teams. The architecture should make investigation fast, because unclear tool history turns a small incident into a long forensic exercise.
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