MCP Security Registry
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The MCP Security Registry provides standardized security evaluations of MCP server implementations. It helps developers and organizations make informed decisions about which MCP servers to use in their applications using LLM-based analysis.
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What is MCP Security Registry?
The MCP Security Registry is a community-driven project that provides security evaluations for Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementations. It aims to standardize security assessments and offer actionable recommendations.
How to use MCP Security Registry?
To use the registry, developers submit their MCP server repository for evaluation. The system analyzes the repository using LLM techniques, generates a security profile, assigns a certification level, and delivers detailed results privately to the repository owner. Users can then address security issues and request re-evaluation.
Key features of MCP Security Registry
LLM-based analysis
Standardized security evaluations
Certification levels (Bronze, Silver, Gold)
Detailed security profiles
Actionable recommendations
Use cases of MCP Security Registry
Evaluating the security posture of MCP server implementations
Identifying security vulnerabilities in MCP servers
Choosing secure MCP servers for AI applications
Improving the security of MCP server implementations
Achieving security certification for MCP servers
FAQ from MCP Security Registry
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes how applications provide context to Large Language Models (LLMs).
Why is security important for MCP servers?
Why is security important for MCP servers?
MCP servers often handle sensitive information and provide critical functionality for AI applications, making them vulnerable to data breaches and other security issues.
How can I request a certification for my MCP server?
How can I request a certification for my MCP server?
Ensure your repository is publicly accessible on GitHub, submit your repository URL through the certification request form, and receive detailed security analysis and certification results via email.
What are the different certification levels?
What are the different certification levels?
MCP implementations can receive Bronze, Silver, or Gold certification based on their security posture.
How can I contribute to the MCP Security Registry?
How can I contribute to the MCP Security Registry?
See the Contributing Guidelines for information on how to contribute to the project.