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State of MCP Runtime Trust 2026: Only 18 of 22,561 Servers Can Be Independently Verified

2026-06-08

We tried to independently verify all 22,561 MCP servers at runtime. Only 18 could be reached and tested. Static scanners grade the code in a repo, not the running server your agent connects to.

What Is an MCP Server Trust Score? How AI Agent Reliability Is Measured

2026-05-27

Learn how MCP server trust scores work, what they measure, and why they matter for AI agent reliability. Covers uptime, latency, success rate, and behavioral consistency.

Best MCP Servers in 2026: Top 10 by Trust Score and Reliability

2026-05-27

The most reliable MCP servers ranked by behavioral trust score. Based on 7 weeks of continuous monitoring across 40,000+ servers.

MCP Server Security Risks: What Happens When Your AI Agent Connects to an Untrusted Server

2026-05-27

Security risks of connecting AI agents to unverified MCP servers. Covers data exfiltration, prompt injection via tools, and how to verify servers before connecting.

How to Verify an MCP Server Before Connecting Your AI Agent

2026-05-27

Step-by-step guide to checking MCP server reliability before connecting your AI agent. Covers trust scores, latency checks, and runtime verification.

MCP Server Monitoring: How to Track Reliability Across Your AI Agent Stack

2026-05-27

Guide to monitoring MCP server reliability for AI agent deployments. Covers trust scoring, behavioral baselines, drift detection, and alerting.

No, the EU AI Act Was Not Delayed: Article 50 Transparency Still Applies 2 August 2026

2026-07-10

The Digital Omnibus deferred only high-risk (Annex III) obligations to December 2027. Article 50 transparency still applies from 2 August 2026, with penalties up to EUR 15M or 3 percent of turnover. What agent and MCP builders actually need before the deadline.

How to Verify an MCP Server Is Safe Before (and After) Your Agent Uses It

2026-07-11

A one-time code scan can't tell you if an MCP server is safe to trust at runtime — or if it changed after you approved it. The 4 checks that actually matter, and how to run them free.

MCP Tool Poisoning, Explained: How a Tool Description Hijacks Your Agent

2026-07-12

Tool poisoning is the MCP attack Microsoft warned Copilot customers about: a tool's description carries hidden instructions that steer your agent into leaking data. Here's how it works, why scanners miss it, and how to detect it.