Authentication
Clients and users are authenticated before any tool is available; no anonymous access.
Authorization per tool
Each tool checks the caller's rights against the underlying system, not just a shared key.
Least-privilege tool design
Small, specific tools rather than broad query access, which limits what a misbehaving prompt can do.
Data protection
Sensitive fields such as PII and PHI are masked or excluded unless the use case requires them.
Audit and monitoring
Tool calls, parameters, and results metadata are logged and visible to security operations.
Registry and lifecycle
MCP servers are cataloged, versioned, and retired like any other API asset.
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