Discover shadow MCP
Atlas finds MCP connections in your code, even before anyone registers the server.
Atlas finds MCP connections in your code, even before anyone registers the server.
AI SECURITY
Varonis Atlas governs the MCP servers and tools your agents use. Find shadow MCP, approve the tools you trust, and block the ones you don't.
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DISCOVERY
Atlas finds MCP connections in your code and inspects each server to list its tools. See which servers can reach sensitive data, who owns them, and how risky they are. Shadow MCP connections show up for you to register or link.
Allowlists
Create a Virtual MCP for each workflow and switch on the tools it needs. Draft changes, then publish. Decide whether new tools from a server get added on their own or wait for review.
RUNTIME
MCP Quarantine compares the tools in each request to your allowlist. It removes any tool that isn't on it, so the model never sees it.
Monitoring
Policies flag shadow MCP, changed tool definitions, new tools on approved servers, and servers that reach sensitive data with no owner. Activity shows which tools get called and which get quarantined.
FAQs
No. Registering gives you visibility. Tools are allowed only through a published Virtual MCP.
Streamable HTTP, Server-Sent Events, and STDIO.
Their allowlists add up. A tool is allowed if it's approved and in any Virtual MCP that applies.
API keys or OAuth. OAuth credentials refresh on their own. Rotate an API key and your token bindings stay intact.
No. Rejected servers are blocked and can't be bound to a token.
Yes. Turn on a policy at the top level and it applies to every organization and project below. Teams can change it lower down.
The LLM Gateway applies the same governance to your LLM traffic.