Production Grade MCP Authentication

What is Agent Identity

What is Agent Identity

Stop shipping insecure MCP servers

Prefactor is the fastest way to harden your MCP authentication—without slowing down your build.

Why MCP Auth Matters

Why MCP Auth Matters

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) makes it easy to connect AI Agents with tools, APIs, and data. But out of the box, it doesn’t answer the hard question:

Who is this agent, and what should it be allowed to do?

Without identity and control, MCP integrations risk agent sprawl, shadow access, and ungoverned workflows. Prefactor MCP Auth solves this by making AI Agent identity first-class.

API keys don’t cut it for MCP. Here’s how Prefactor fixes it

Today (Without Prefactor)

Rely on static API keys

Manually provision clients

No explicit consent

No validation layer

Engineering burden

Today with Prefactor

Replace API keys with OAuth flows

Dynamic Client Registration — clients self-register without human ops

Built-in consent screens

Standardized server authentication

Drop-in integration

Bring your own IDP

From POC to Customer Grade - with Prefactor

From POC to Customer Grade - with Prefactor

No static API keys — modern OAuth flows instead

Built-in consent screens for customer trust

Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) — zero manual provisioning

Make Your MCP Server Customer-Ready

Prefactor gives you drop-in MCP authentication: OAuth flows, consent screens, and Dynamic Client Registration. Everything you need to move from insecure prototype to production-ready.

Related Reading

MCP

MCP

What is Model-Context-Protocol?

What is Model-Context-Protocol?

Top MCP Security risk

Top MCP Security risk

Checklist of top MCP security risks

Checklist of top MCP security risks

Canva X Cursor Demo

Canva X Cursor Demo

Quick walkthrough of Canva's MCP server

Quick walkthrough of Canva's MCP server

Quick how to guide to implement MCP Auth

Quick how to guide to implement MCP Auth