MCP Security workshop for your team

The speed of AI adoption has reversed the trend of security improvement. Stop guessing where your new risks lie. Our specialized workshop, led by the author of Hacking APIs, delivers the foundational knowledge required to secure the Model Context Protocol (MCP), equipping your teams to defend against high-impact threats like Tool Poisoning and Prompt Injection before they become breaches.

Private MCP
Security Workshop

Why a Private Workshop?

AI security poses an urgent problem that traditional AppSec fails to address. Adoption via MCP is moving fast, and the security surface is fundamentally changing. MCP introduces newe trust boundaries that conventional tooling and knowledge bases do not cover.

  • THE NEW ATTACK: Vulnerabilities like tool poisoning, prompt injection, api security, tool confusion, and supply chain attacks now look like expected, natural language traffic, making them almost undetectable by older AppSec tools.
  • EXPOSED API LAYER: The entire right-hand side of the attack vector is still composed of API requests. An MCP server simply creates a new, powerful vector for existing API vulnerabilities.
  • COMPOUNDING RISK: Chaining multiple MCPs multiplies the risk, quickly building complex attack vectors that are hard to fathom.

What Your Team Will Master

This session is highly practical, featuring insights and demonstrations directly from our industry-leading MCP Security Fundamentals course.

  • MCP ARCHITECTURE FLAWS: Gain a foundational grasp of "what the heck is MCP" and see how easily a working server can be "vibe coded". Understand the five-layer architecture and how insecure inputs expose applications to RCE and tool hijacking.
  • LIVE EXPLOITATION VIDEOS: Watch a real-world exploit demonstration where a prompt breaks the sandbox and performs directory traversal to steal confidential API secrets, showing exactly where things can go wrong.
  • DEFENDING AGAINST TOOL POISONING: Learn how unvetted and updated third-party tools can become malicious (the jfr incident). Get best practices for diligence and review when dealing with open-source MCP servers.
  • RISK-BASED PERMISSIONING: Move away from the "select all" security mindset. Learn to make careful, risk-based decisions about giving LLMs permissions (especially delete/alter functions) and when to introduce a "human in the middle" for critical actions.

Organizations Love
APIsec University
Workshops

Our private workshops are the perfect solution for organizations of every size looking to ground their security and development teams in API Security fundamentals and best practices.

Just as with our popular APIsec U courses, our private workshops are led by leading experts in IT Security.

Dylan L

CDSA | OSCP | Security Operations Officer

A huge shout out to APIsec University for taking the time to present to myself and colleagues around API Security!

For those who don't already know,  is more than happy to organize a free company-wide workshop/presentation where he will touch on all of the above topics and is more than happy to answer any questions thrown his way."

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Gaurav Thorat

Head of Information Security

What else could be the best way to kick off "Developer Security Awareness" initiatives at the Kredivo Group.

Super thanks to Dan and APIsec University for delivering a breakfast session on Practical API Security Awareness for the developer community at Kredivo Group. Thanks to the Kredivo Engineering leaders for being supportive & proactive about InfoSec!

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