MCPTotal Launches to Power Secure Enterprise MCP Workflows

According to CyberNewsWire, MCPTotal, a comprehensive secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) platform, today announced its flagship platform to help businesses adopt and secure MCP servers, addressing risks from uncontrolled adoption such as supply chain exposures, prompt injection vulnerabilities, rogue MCP servers, data exfiltration and authentication gaps. MCP has become the standard interface for connecting AI models with enterprise systems, external data sources and third-party applications.

MCPTotal’s hub-and-gateway architecture provides centralized hosting, authentication and credential vaulting while acting as an AI-native firewall to monitor traffic and enforce policies in real time, and it offers hundreds of secure MCP servers in its vetted catalog for enterprises to select from a safe and secure range.

The platform enables employees to connect their AI models to business-critical systems like Slack and Gmail, with security leaders gaining full visibility into usage and enforcement via guardrails to ensure security, privacy and compliance.

Gil Dabah, CEO of MCPTotal, said, “Until now, there hasn’t been a solution that can help security teams actually lock down MCP servers at the rate that employees are connecting their AI and business applications via MCP,” highlighting the need for secure hosting, monitoring and sandboxing of servers.