As agents adopt the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to interact with external tools, blind execution is a massive liability. Oridio intercepts MCP traffic, applying strict Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to ensure agents can only execute tools they have explicit IAM grants for.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes how agents interact with tools, but it lacks native identity and access management. Oridio acts as an identity-aware proxy for all MCP traffic. Before an agent is even aware a tool exists, Oridio evaluates its cryptographic identity against your central RBAC policies.
You can restrict agents by tenant, environment, or specific operational boundaries. For example, a support agent might be granted read-only access to a customer database, while an engineering agent is permitted to write to non-production namespaces. Every MCP tool invocation is evaluated in sub-millisecond time, ensuring that unauthorized privilege escalation is cryptographically impossible.