MCP Security Summit
Organizations are rapidly deploying AI agents that can access enterprise data, invoke tools, and execute actions across business systems. Many of these deployments rely on the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
While MCP accelerates agent capabilities, it also introduces new attack surfaces that security teams must evaluate before large-scale adoption.
Key concerns include:
Prompt injection attacks
Tool poisoning
Agent privilege escalation
Data leakage
Third-party MCP server trust
Runtime manipulation
Supply-chain compromise
The Securing the Model Context Protocol Summit is designed for security professionals responsible for assessing, approving, and defending AI agent deployments.
Attendees will gain practical guidance from OWASP contributors, security researchers, and practitioners actively working to define secure MCP adoption patterns.
Attendees Will Learn
Security implications of MCP-enabled architectures
Common attack paths targeting agentic AI systems
Risk assessment approaches for MCP deployments
Security controls for enterprise environments
OWASP recommendations for secure MCP development and consumption
Governance considerations for scaling AI agents
Featured Presentations
Damn Vulnerable MCP Server
MCP-Scanner Threat Discovery
OWASP Secure MCP Blueprint
Enterprise MCP Architecture
OWASP Top 10 for MCPs
Intended Audience
Security Architects, AI Security Engineers, Application Security Teams, Security Leaders, Platform Security Teams, and Cloud Security Professionals.
Book Launch
Featuring the launch of:
Securing the Model Context Protocol: Defend agentic AI systems from supply chain, runtime, and code execution threats
A practical guide for organizations implementing MCP-enabled systems.
Attend to better understand the risks, controls, and architectural considerations required to secure agentic AI deployments.