Netskope One

Agentic Broker

Scale your autonomous AI, and secure autonomous, non-human interactions, with unified visibility and control of public MCP servers.

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Secure the autonomous enterprise

Netskope One Agentic Broker unifies visibility and inventory, and provides integrated policy controls to secure the MCP landscape. By embedding security insights into workflows, we prevent data loss and ensure unified, real-time protection when using MCP client applications including AI code editors, chat interfaces, and developer tools.

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Visibility of MCP traffic

Continuous discovery of remote the MCP servers, clients, tools, resources, and prompt requests in use within your organization, ensuring autonomous interactions don’t bypass your traditional security layers.

Automated risk scoring

The Netskope Cloud Confidence Index (CCI) evaluates public MCP servers, helping you identify risky attributes, authentication types, and protocol versions before you deploy.

Extend policy controls to agentic AI

Enforce policy controls over public MCP servers, determining access permissions for cataloged public MCP servers, with a default block option for all public MCP server use.

Integrated data protection

Apply industry-leading DLP controls directly to agentic workflows to prevent sensitive data leaks, protecting your intellectual property and credentials during AI interactions.

Comprehensive agentic tool audit trails

Log detailed session information, including initializations, tool requests, and responses, to provide the transparency required for AI governance and retrospective investigations.

The Netskope Cloud Confidence Index (CCI) evaluates public MCP servers, helping you identify risky attributes, authentication types, and protocol versions before you deploy.

Enforce policy controls over public MCP servers, determining access permissions for cataloged public MCP servers, with a default block option for all public MCP server use.

Apply industry-leading DLP controls directly to agentic workflows to prevent sensitive data leaks, protecting your intellectual property and credentials during AI interactions.

Log detailed session information, including initializations, tool requests, and responses, to provide the transparency required for AI governance and retrospective investigations.

Netskope One Agentic Broker use cases

Build your MCP server inventory

Evaluate the security risk of public MCP servers for use in popular generative AI clients including ChatGPT, Cursor, and VS Code, using the dedicated MCP inventory category in the Netskope One App Catalog.

Secure the AI supply chain

Evaluate third-party MCP servers and code repositories with comprehensive risk scores to identify integrations that pose a compliance or security threat to your business.

Close the non-human gap

Bridge the gap between human-to-LLM interactions and machine-to-machine workflows, creating a consistent security posture across your entire AI ecosystem.

Access control and data loss prevention

Implement policies to block unauthorized MCP communication to remote MCP servers, enforce least-privilege access to MCP servers, and through integration with Netskope One DLP prevent data leaks.

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FAQs

What is an agentic broker?

An agentic broker is a security solution designed to provide unified visibility and real-time protection for the autonomous AI ecosystem by securing non-human, machine-to-machine AI workflows.

Specifically, the broker is built to decode and secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) traffic. MCP is the standardized protocol that allows AI agents and client applications (such as Cursor and Claude Desktop) to autonomously connect with external tools and data sources. Netskope One Agentic Broker is an example of a modern security solution designed to secure the non-human use cases of agentic AI.

Is my data secure when using AI agents?

When AI agents act autonomously to pursue goals, they connect directly to external tools and internal data sources, often using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) or API calls. Without proper oversight, this creates a massive blind spot that can lead to credential leaks, unauthorized data exfiltration, over-permissive access, and "tool poisoning" (where an agent is tricked into using a malicious tool).

To ensure your data remains secure, organizations must deploy solutions designed specifically for non-human traffic, such as the Netskope One Agentic Broker and the Netskope One AI Gateway.

How do I know if agentic AI is in use in my organization?

Many organizations currently do not have a firm grasp of their agentic AI estate, leading to a rapidly growing problem known as "shadow agentic AI". Because traditional security solutions are built for human-to-application traffic (like browsers), they are effectively blind to the autonomous, machine-to-machine communications used by AI agents.

To know if agentic AI is in use in your organization, you must deploy specialized tools that can detect, decode, and monitor non-human traffic; specifically Model Context Protocol (MCP) and API calls.

Netskope provides several mechanisms to discover and track agentic AI usage across your environment including the Netskope One Agentic Broker for applications supporting MCP, and the AI Gateway for API traffic between custom built apps and LLMs.

What is MCP, or Model Context Protocol?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new industry-standard communication protocol that acts as a universal "plug" between AI agents and the external tools or data they need to achieve their goals. It is essentially the "USB-C" for AI tools. While MCP enables powerful autonomous AI workflows, it also allows AI agents to interact directly and autonomously with sensitive data and tools, bypassing traditional human-centric security perimeters. This creates a massive security blind spot for non-human traffic, which is why organizations require specialized solutions like the Netskope One Agentic Broker to decode, monitor, and secure these MCP communications.

How does an agentic broker protect my sensitive data?

The Netskope One Agentic Broker acts as a proxy to detect and decode MCP traffic, providing deep visibility into session information, tool requests, and responses. To protect data, it integrates seamlessly with Netskope One DLP to apply real-time policies that identify and block sensitive information, such as passwords and intellectual property, from leaking during agentic workflows. It also enforces least-privilege access for AI agents.