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Transparent security layer for

MCP-connected agents

Privent wraps your MCP server as a transparent middleware layer. No code changes to your server or client. It intercepts tool call inputs, resource requests, and server responses, scoring risk and applying transformation before data crosses trust boundaries.

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How it works

How Privent integrates with MCP Servers

  1. 01

    Agent issues tool calls via MCP

    An MCP-enabled agent (Claude, or any MCP client) sends tool call requests and resource queries to your MCP server. The parameters and context accompanying each call may contain sensitive data.

  2. 02

    Privent intercepts at the protocol layer

    The Privent middleware layer sits between the MCP client and your server, transparent to both. It reads tool call inputs, resource access patterns, and response payloads without requiring any modification to your existing MCP implementation.

  3. 03

    Risk scored, data transformed

    ACARS scores each tool call in context of the session. APE masks or fragments sensitive fields. The server receives a clean request; the client receives a clean response. Full audit trail recorded per MCP session.

Integration

Drop-in integration

Add Privent to your existing MCP Servers pipeline without changing your architecture. One addition. Full graph-state visibility.

No proxy
No sidecar
Zero orchestration changes
mcp_middleware.py
from privent import PriventMCPMiddleware
from mcp.server import Server
 
app = Server("my-mcp-server")
 
# Wrap your existing server; no other changes
privent = PriventMCPMiddleware(
server=app,
policy="enterprise",
deployment_group="engineering"
)
 
privent.run() # replaces app.run()
Runtime visibility

What Privent reads at runtime

External gateways receive only the final prompt string. Privent reads everything in context, in real time.

01
Tool call inputsFull parameters passed with every tool invocation from the MCP client
02
Resource requestsResource URIs and access patterns requested by the agent
03
Server responsesData returned by your MCP server before it reaches the client
04
Protocol-level metadataSession context, tool schemas, and capability negotiations
Use cases

Built for MCP Servers teams

01

Protect Claude-connected tools

Intercept all tool calls from Claude Desktop or Claude API clients before they reach your internal MCP servers, without modifying Claude or your server.

02

Sensitive resource access control

Detect when agents request MCP resources containing customer data, financial records, or internal documents, and apply masking before the response is returned.

03

Cross-organization MCP deployment

Enforce organization-wide data protection across all MCP-connected agents from a single Privent deployment, with no per-server configuration needed.

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Add Privent to your MCP Servers pipeline

We integrate in under 30 minutes. No orchestration changes required. Your pipelines keep running. Privent keeps watching.

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