Security Audit FAQs

Question 1

What specific security risks does it identify?

Accepted Answer

It identifies risks such as 22 prompt injection patterns, classifies tool risk levels (SHELL, FILE, DATABASE, NETWORK, SAFE), analyzes resource URIs for sensitive paths/credentials, flags undocumented tools, and warns about large attack surfaces.

Question 2

Can I integrate Security Audit into my development workflow?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Security Audit can be used as a CLI tool for manual scans or integrated into CI/CD pipelines. It supports exit codes for build failures based on security grades, enabling automated security checks for your MCP servers.

Question 3

What is the Security Audit tool designed for?

Accepted Answer

The Security Audit tool is designed to perform comprehensive security assessments on MCP (Multi-Agent Communication Protocol) servers. It analyzes tools, resources, and prompts to identify vulnerabilities and potential risks for AI agents.

Question 4

How does the tool report its findings?

Accepted Answer

The tool generates a detailed security report with a comprehensive score (0-100) and a letter grade (A-F). Findings are categorized by severity (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW), providing clear insights into identified vulnerabilities.

Security Audit

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