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Southeast Asian telecom operator brings MCP servers and AI connectors under supplier risk management

An operator discovered dozens of community MCP servers wired into its engineering and customer operations tooling and built an admission, monitoring and revocation process for them.

MCPSupplier riskDescription pinningSandboxingInventory

61connectors inventoried, 19 removed

100%of retained servers pinned, scanned and sandboxed

2rug pulls detected by description pinning in six months

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