Audit Tools

Security evaluation tools, scorecards, and step-by-step audit procedures for MCP deployments. These tools help assess and improve the security posture of MCP infrastructure.

Available Tools

Assessment Tools

Automated Tools

Audit Process

Planning Phase

  1. Define Scope - Determine what MCP components to audit
  2. Set Objectives - Establish audit goals and success criteria
  3. Gather Information - Collect system documentation and configurations
  4. Select Tools - Choose appropriate audit tools for your environment

Execution Phase

  1. Run Assessments - Execute audit tools and procedures
  2. Document Findings - Record security issues and recommendations
  3. Prioritize Issues - Rank findings by risk and impact
  4. Verify Results - Validate audit findings through additional testing

Reporting Phase

  1. Create Reports - Generate comprehensive audit reports
  2. Present Findings - Communicate results to stakeholders
  3. Track Remediation - Monitor resolution of identified issues
  4. Schedule Follow-up - Plan regular re-audits

Audit Frequency

Regular Audits

  • Monthly - Automated security scans
  • Quarterly - Comprehensive manual audits
  • Annually - Full security assessments

Triggered Audits

  • After Changes - Following significant system modifications
  • After Incidents - Post-incident security reviews
  • Compliance - Regulatory or policy-driven audits

Contributing to Audit Tools

Tool Development

  • Create New Tools - Develop automated security assessment tools
  • Improve Existing - Enhance current audit capabilities
  • Share Scripts - Contribute automation scripts and utilities
  • Document Procedures - Create new audit methodologies

Validation

  • Test Tools - Validate audit tools in different environments
  • Report Issues - Identify and report tool bugs or limitations
  • Suggest Improvements - Recommend enhancements to audit procedures
  • Share Results - Contribute audit findings to community databases

Community Resources

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