MCP is the New Attack Surface -- and Your Controls Probably Don't Cover It #ai #mcp

AI just handed attackers a new front door — and most security teams don't even know it exists.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the emerging standard that lets AI agents talk to your tools, your data, and each other. It's also the most significant new attack surface to emerge in years. The NSA noticed. Your adversaries already have.

In this clip, SafeBreach's Adrian Culley breaks down why MCP isn't just a new technology risk—it's a testable one. Tool poisoning. Token replay. Cross-server context exfiltration. Indirect prompt injection through poisoned outputs. These aren't theoretical. They map directly to the technique chains real adversaries use—and they can be validated against your live controls right now.

The defender's question hasn't changed: if an adversary executed this technique, would your controls catch it? Would your team respond in time?

With MCP, most organizations don't yet know the answer.