4 posts tagged with "mcp"

DVARA 1.1.0 is generally available today. This release takes three capabilities that were technically possible in 1.0.x and makes them first-class: native MCP protocol support, drop-in SSO with verified Keycloak and Auth0 presets, and turnkey Kubernetes deployment validated end-to-end on GKE and DOKS.

Everything below ships in every install. There is no feature paywall — the same governance core, the same MCP Proxy, the same agentic controls. 1.1.0 is a drop-in upgrade from 1.0.x.

DVARA 1.0.0 is generally available today. We are launching an AI governance platform — the LLM Gateway and the MCP Proxy as components — for engineering teams running real production traffic and dealing with real auditors, real compliance officers, and real cost lines on a real budget.

This post covers why we built it, what is in 1.0.0-GA, and how to run it in your own infrastructure today.

Organizations investing in AI governance typically focus on what goes into the LLM and what comes out — prompt injection detection, PII redaction in chat messages, content policy filtering on responses. That's necessary, but it covers only half the attack surface.

AI agents are moving from demos to production. Engineering teams are deploying autonomous systems built on LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, and custom agent frameworks that call external tools, query databases, send emails, and modify infrastructure — all without a human in the loop.