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MCP Gateway

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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OVERVIEW

MCP gives your agents tools and data.You decide what they get.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers give your agents new actions and new access to your data. Atlas finds every server, shows what each one can reach, and enforces your allowlist at runtime.

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.

Control tool calls

Build allowlists of reviewed tools. Atlas strips everything else before the model sees it.

Build allowlists of reviewed tools. Atlas strips everything else before the model sees it.

Require explicit credentials

Bind a credential to each server on a gateway token. No binding, no access.

Bind a credential to each server on a gateway token. No binding, no access.

Reduce your blast radius

Focus on the permissions and exposed data that could increase the impact of a breach.

Accelerate compliance

Bring data discovery, access visibility, and activity monitoring together to support your compliance program.

DISCOVERY

See every MCP server and the data it can reach

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.

MCP catalog listing servers, sensitive data they can reach, and approval status
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Allowlists

Allow only the tools you approve

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.

Virtual MCP settings enabling approved tools and requiring review for newly added tools
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RUNTIME

Hide unapproved tools from your agents

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.

MCP quarantine removes two unapproved tools before sending the request to the model
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Monitoring

Catch tool drift and risky changes

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.

Daily allowed and quarantined MCP tool calls, with a tool-drift warning
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FAQs

Common questions

Does registering a server allow its tools?

No. Registering gives you visibility. Tools are allowed only through a published Virtual MCP.

Which MCP transports are supported?

Streamable HTTP, Server-Sent Events, and STDIO.

What if two Virtual MCPs apply to the same resource?

Their allowlists add up. A tool is allowed if it's approved and in any Virtual MCP that applies.

Which credentials can I use?

API keys or OAuth. OAuth credentials refresh on their own. Rotate an API key and your token bindings stay intact.

Can a token reach a rejected server?

No. Rejected servers are blocked and can't be bound to a token.

Can I set MCP policies once for the whole company?

Yes. Turn on a policy at the top level and it applies to every organization and project below. Teams can change it lower down.

Does this cover LLM calls too?

The LLM Gateway applies the same governance to your LLM traffic.

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