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Model Context Protocol, zero trust AI agent security

April 4, 2026GitHub, OWASP Foundation, Dark Reading

OWASP Foundation sessions focus on securing AI agents that use the Model Context Protocol by applying Zero Trust concepts like machine identity and deception-based honeytraps to reduce blind spots when agents access internal APIs and secrets.

Serena is a free, open-source coding agent toolkit
via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
MCP Deception Incubator
Honeytraps as a Framework for Zero Trust AI Environments
Trust No One – Especially the Agents
Building Zero Trust Through Machine Identity
Cloudflare: Zero Trust Principles Are Key to Securing Agentic AI
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Trust No One – Especially the Agents Building Zero Trust Through Machine Identity
plugs into tools like Copilot CLI, VS Code, and more via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Autonomous systems and AI agents are now executing code, provisioning infrastructure, and making operational decisions
implicit trust, static credentials, or shared secrets
GitHub
OWASP Foundation
Dark Reading
zero trustai agentsmcpcopilot cliprotocol mcpopen sourcemodel contextcontext protocolzero trust

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