
Your agents are connecting to things you haven't approved.Canopii changes that.
The enterprise MCP control plane. Every tool call governed, attributed, and audited — with a security score on every server your team wants to enable.
From open tooling to governed access
Your agents already have access.Canopii gives you control.
Needs review
12 servers below 70
148
every call → a name
32,109
all audited
Recent
Agents now move money, touch sensitive data, and act on the open internet. Canopii puts every one of them under a single, audited control plane.
MCP moves fast. Your security team can't keep up manually.
Governance your security team will actually use.
Per-user attribution
Every tool call traced to a real person. Full context for incident response, compliance, and access reviews. Not a shared API key — a name behind every action.
Shared service key
sk-prod-••••2f9c called payroll.export
Priya Natarajan · Finance Ops
called payroll.export · 14:02 UTC
Audit trails built for security teams
Clean, searchable, exportable logs front and center. Not buried four menus deep. Open Canopii and immediately know what's happening.
- m.chenfilesystem.readnow
- agent · a.ortizgithub.create_pr2m
- j.okaforslack.post_message5m
- agent · t.linddb.query8m
Policy that makes sense
Define what's allowed in plain language. See exactly where rules live. Change them in seconds without touching a config file.
policy · plain language
Allow Engineering to use GitHub and Linear. Block any server scoring below 70.
Security-scored server registry
Before your team enables any MCP server, Canopii shows you its security score — credential handling, prompt injection risk, dependency health, tool integrity. Approve with confidence or block with evidence.

stripe-mcp · Score 92
Allow / block in real time
Employee requests a new MCP server? See the score, make a call, toggle it on or off. No redeployment. No ticket queue.
Toggle on or off — instantly, no ticket queue.
Hosted servers + bring your own
Start with Canopii's library of pre-vetted, hosted MCP servers or plug in your own. Same governance, same audit trail, either way.
Hosted · pre-vetted
Bring your own
Same governance, same audit trail.
The State of MCP Security 2026
MCP servers are how AI agents touch the real world — your files, your APIs, your production systems. We scanned more than 11,000 published MCP servers to see what agents are actually being connected to. The results should give every team pause.
- 830 servers — one in fourteen — grade D or F, and 1,000+ star servers are over 5× more likely to be high-risk than obscure ones.
- 232 servers ship confirmed dangerous code paths — arbitrary eval, command injection, unsafe deserialization.
- 184 versions quietly changed their tool definitions after publication. The tool you approved yesterday may not be the tool that runs today.
- Of the remote endpoints that declare authentication, nearly one in three don't enforce it.
Every number comes from the free, public Canopii Trust Index, updated continuously.

You probably have questions.

Put your agents under the canopy.
Enterprise MCP governance, built for security teams that mean it.