Iron Brick · MCP

Connect AI to your data through MCP, safely

The Model Context Protocol is becoming the standard way AI assistants and agents reach tools and data. We build MCP servers on top of governed APIs, so every AI request is authorized, scoped, and logged.

One standard connection instead of many custom ones

Before MCP, every AI tool needed a custom integration for every system. MCP lets you expose a system once and make it available to any compatible AI client. The hard part is doing it with the access control and auditing an agency or enterprise requires. That is what we focus on.

What We Deliver

MCP capabilities from Iron Brick.

MCP Server Design

Choosing which tools, resources, and prompts to expose, and at what level of detail, for each system of record.

Built on Governed APIs

MCP servers call your existing APIs rather than databases, inheriting their security, policies, and monitoring.

Per-User Authorization

AI acts with the permissions of the person using it, never with a broad service account.

Scope Limits

Read-only by default, narrow tool definitions, and explicit approval for anything that changes data.

Full Request Logging

Every tool call is recorded with who, what, and when, and forwarded to your SIEM.

Client Compatibility

Servers that work with MCP-compatible assistants and agent platforms, so you are not locked to one AI vendor.

Why Iron Brick

Integration depth first. AI is only as useful as the data and systems it can reach.

20 years of integration

Two decades of enterprise integration and 14 years of MuleSoft delivery, including federal, state, and financial-services programs.

Federal delivery

Delivery for FDA, HHS ACF and ORR, HUD, and DFC, directly and as part of prime contractor teams.

Security from day one

SOC and data center experience means access control, logging, and auditability are part of every design.

Federal capabilities and company data

Plan your first MCP server

We will help you pick the right first system, tools, and controls for a production-ready MCP deployment.

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