MCP Dev Summit North America

Today, there are tens of thousands of MCP servers available, and developers are increasingly pulling unvetted servers from the open internet. While this accelerates experimentation, it also introduces real security risks, leaving enterprises flying blind, with limited visibility into what’s being used and increased exposure to emerging threats such as tool poisoning and prompt injection.
For MCP to scale effectively in enterprise environments, organizations must strike a balance between developer velocity and enterprise-grade visibility and control. A key enabler is a gateway that acts as a unified control plane across MCP servers, clients, and teams.
In this talk, we’ll explore why a gateway is foundational to enterprise MCP adoption and how it enables centralized visibility, secure data flow management, and policy enforcement to mitigate security risks. We’ll also share practical guidance on evaluating MCP gateway solutions including what capabilities matter most, how to choose a solution that fits your needs today, and how to ensure it can scale as MCP adoption grows.