security-audit

Run a security audit on your MCP server by executing the `security-audit start` command. This initiates a comprehensive vulnerability assessment covering repository integrity, dependency scanning, code review, and runtime security testing.

An MCP server security assessment includes repository integrity verification, dependency scanning, code security review, and runtime security testing. It also performs MCP-specific checks to prevent tool poisoning, prompt injection, and credential exposure.

Yes, the security audit supports runtime security testing which reviews container security and network configuration. It also analyzes source code and configuration files to ensure compliance with security best practices.

The vulnerability assessment prevents prompt injection and tool poisoning through dedicated MCP-specific security checks. It audits input validation, authentication, authorization, and data protection to mitigate these operational risks.

The best way to verify MCP server compliance is through a comprehensive security audit that analyzes source code, configuration files, and container images. It ensures compliance with security protocols by reviewing commit history and code quality.

The security audit requires analyzing source code and configuration files to accurately assess code quality, verify repository integrity, and identify vulnerable dependencies. This comprehensive analysis ensures operational risks are fully mitigated.