More than 20 percent of the MCP-related access policies that Shawn Petty’s team reviewed across customer and prospect environments were broken or missing, according to a recent account published in The New Stack . In most cases, the MCP server ran on someone’s personal token rather than a service account. At 12 p.m. Eastern/9 a.m. Pacific on Tuesday, October 27 , Petty , Chief Customer Officer at CloudBolt, and Mike Bombard , Director of Global Pre-Sales Engineering at CloudBolt, will join The New Stack host Viktor Farcic for a live demo of how to trace an agent’s actions back to the person...

Source: The New Stack