Lidan Hazout Lidan has been programming since childhood, driven by a deep passion for data and AI. He previously served as VP of R&D at SecuredTouch, where he helped pioneer behavioral biometrics. Following the company’s acquisition by Ping Identity, the technology he led became a core component of Ping’s SaaS offering. He later joined Transmit Security, where he built their Identity Threat Detection and Response platform from the ground up, targeting large-tier financial organizations. He scaled the team to more than 30 engineers and data scientists, drove ARR from $0 to $20M, and delivered multiple presentations at leading cybersecurity conferences. In 2025, he co-founded Capsule Security, where he serves as CTO. Capsule addresses one of the most critical challenges in modern cybersecurity: securing AI agents. The company provides end-to-end visibility, risk analysis, threat detection, and runtime protection with advanced detection and response
Lidan Hazout
Why MCP Gateways are a Bad Idea (and What to Do Instead)
Lidan Hazout | | Agent Runtime Security, Agentic Architecture, AI Agent Governance, API security, context-aware security, Data Exfiltration Prevention, distributed ai systems, Framework Connectors, infrastructure as code, Least Privilege Agents, MCP Gateway, MCP Registry, MCP security, Model Context Protocol, non-human identity, prompt injection defense, Runtime Hooks, Secret Management Risk, shadow AI agents, Tool Call Authorization
MCP Gateways are the wrong abstraction for AI security. Discover why runtime hooks and MCP registries offer a superior, context-aware defense against data leaks and unauthorized tool calls in modern agentic architectures ... Read More
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